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    Songs don't play after being copied to an iPod Shuffle (2nd gen)

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      RaptaG
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      After I select a song (in MP3 format) and click Copy to Device -> IPOD -> OK the song is transferred in the iPod flawlessly. When trying to play it though, it does not play. Therefore, I'm forced to use a workaround, which I really want to stop using since it is a very bad, hacky and old implementation for that job.

      I remember reading somewhere that it is an issue with libgpod.

      Even so, can it be fixed in Strawberry? I can test any potential patches if needed, just lemme know.

      (Repost of https://github.com/orgs/strawberrymusicplayer/discussions/1267)

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        jonas @RaptaG
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        @RaptaG
        Most likely it's not supported by the libgpod library, there is no development on it anymore. Apple did a lot of stuff to prevent 3rdparty software from using their players. It's not very likely that someone will look into this, considering that these players are discontinued.

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          RaptaG @jonas
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          @jonas Oh well this is unfortunate 😢
          In the future, once I improve my programming skills, I might try hacking it / creating a maintained libgpod version.

          This the URL to the official repo of libgpod, right?
          https://github.com/fadingred/libgpod

          If not, which is it?

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            jonas @RaptaG
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            @RaptaG
            No that is someones fork, the official repository is here: https://sourceforge.net/p/gtkpod/libgpod/ci/master/tree/ (as you can see it's been dead since 2014).

            I have a fork here: https://github.com/strawberrymusicplayer/strawberry-libgpod it mainly adds CMake support and I looked into modernizing some of the C code.

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              RaptaG @jonas
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              @jonas Alright, thanks a lot. If I ever get to update/fix it, I'll open up a PR in that repo 👍

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