You may enable verbose mode in gPodder (running it with the -v flag) and check the logs for errors. If you can't find the setting, check that the extension is checked, and maybe restart gPodder.ĭone, it should work now.
Find the extensions.fixtags_ext.fixtags_cmd setting, and set it to the path and filename of the fixtags.py script (e.g., ~/bin/fixtags/fixtags.py). Still in Preferences, click the 'Edit config' button. In the 'Post download' section, enable the 'fixtags Extension'. Launch gPodder, go to Preferences, Extensions tab. The extension has been tested with gPodder.app bundle 3.5.0 on OS X 10.8.3, and it should also work on Linux.įixtags.py script, with python 3 and stagger library (above)Ĭopy/softlink the fixtags_ext.py to the gPodder's extensions directory, usually ~/gPodder/Extensions/. Note, however, that you will need both these files to work with gPodder 3, as the extension internally calls the old script. This is the fixtags extension for gPodder 3, whereas the fixtags.py is for gPodder 2. More detailed info on how to use the script is here.
NB: Due to the vast difference in filling in of podcasts' tags, the script processes only the podcasts it knows about and has fixes for. GPodder 2.* - (for gPodder 3.* see the extension below) The fixes are required for Sansa Sandisk Clip+ players to display the podcasts properly. It's a python script that fixes podcasts' MP3 tags after downloading the podcasts with gPodder.
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