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mich04

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From: Illinois - United States

Registered: 2011-10-25

Posts: 390

Itunes alternative for KDE. Rythmbox is not integrating well

Hi,
I am not finding much information on this so I thought I would start a post. I have been using rhythmbox for music. I recently decided to bring our main computer to the KDE world from LXDE. I am trying to stick to strictly KDE programs for better integrating. I have not found an alternative to iTunes or rythmbox though. Any ideas? The problem I am having right now is that every time I try to sync with the iPod rythmbox just shuts down below starting with line 6 is what is produced during the shutdown. The previous is the initial start up of the program
I also had to install the gnome-icon-theme package which is not something that I really wanted to do.

[of@of ~]$ rhythmbox

(rhythmbox:23882): Rhythmbox-WARNING **: Unable to start mDNS browsing: MDNS service is not running

(rhythmbox:23882): libdmapsharing-WARNING **: Unable to initialize mDNS: Daemon not running

(rhythmbox:23882): libdmapsharing-WARNING **: Unable to notify network of media sharing: The avahi MDNS service is not running

(rhythmbox:23882): Rhythmbox-WARNING **: Unable to grab media player keys: GDBus.Error:org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.ServiceUnknown: The name org.gnome.SettingsDaemon was not provided by any .service files

(rhythmbox:23882): Rhythmbox-CRITICAL **: playlist_track_removed: assertion `track != NULL' failed

(rhythmbox:23882): Rhythmbox-CRITICAL **: playlist_track_removed: assertion `track != NULL' failed

(rhythmbox:23882): Rhythmbox-CRITICAL **: playlist_track_removed: assertion `track != NULL' failed

(rhythmbox:23882): Rhythmbox-CRITICAL **: playlist_track_removed: assertion `track != NULL' failed

(rhythmbox:23882): Rhythmbox-CRITICAL **: playlist_track_removed: assertion `track != NULL' failed

(rhythmbox:23882): Rhythmbox-CRITICAL **: playlist_track_removed: assertion `track != NULL' failed

(rhythmbox:23882): Rhythmbox-CRITICAL **: playlist_track_removed: assertion `track != NULL' failed

(rhythmbox:23882): Rhythmbox-CRITICAL **: playlist_track_removed: assertion `track != NULL' failed

(rhythmbox:23882): Rhythmbox-CRITICAL **: playlist_track_removed: assertion `track != NULL' failed

(rhythmbox:23882): Rhythmbox-CRITICAL **: playlist_track_removed: assertion `track != NULL' failed

(rhythmbox:23882): Rhythmbox-CRITICAL **: playlist_track_removed: assertion `track != NULL' failed

(rhythmbox:23882): Rhythmbox-CRITICAL **: playlist_track_removed: assertion `track != NULL' failed

(rhythmbox:23882): Rhythmbox-CRITICAL **: playlist_track_removed: assertion `track != NULL' failed

(rhythmbox:23882): Rhythmbox-CRITICAL **: playlist_track_removed: assertion `track != NULL' failed

(rhythmbox:23882): Rhythmbox-CRITICAL **: playlist_track_removed: assertion `track != NULL' failed

(rhythmbox:23882): Rhythmbox-CRITICAL **: playlist_track_removed: assertion `track != NULL' failed
Segmentation fault

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Gcool

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Registered: 2011-08-16

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Re: Itunes alternative for KDE. Rythmbox is not integrating well

Amarok would be the qt alternative.

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Rasi

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Re: Itunes alternative for KDE. Rythmbox is not integrating well

Amarok would be the qt alternative.

Or Clementine, which most prefer nowadays.

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mich04

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From: Illinois - United States

Registered: 2011-10-25

Posts: 390

Re: Itunes alternative for KDE. Rythmbox is not integrating well

I did try Amarok, It does not have a very user friendly interface, as far as someone plugging in a device and syncing. Too many steps. I will look into Clementine again, I think I did briefly try it out a while back.

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