GPODDER CRASH INSTALL
GPODDER CRASH 32 BIT

You might try changing that, and see if it makes a difference? Maybe there's some weird glitch in something it's trying to download. It sounds like you have yours set to 'download immediately'. I see there's a tab called 'updating' and it has a section 'When new episodes are found': with a drop-down for selecting an option. I just checked my preferences, most of them were left as installed by default. And/or look in messages with the log file viewer (or under /var/log/messages) and see what error messages come up. One thing you could try is to run it through a terminal window on your desktop and then note what if any error messages come up.

GPODDER CRASH INSTALL

The 32bit install was using the nouveau driver and it worked fine there too, fwiw. I have an amd phenom 8650 (triple core) 2.3ghz with 4gb corsair ram and nvidia graphics card. Mine was installed using synaptic I believe, or is it installed by default? I forget. It starts up and brings up a new window showing new shows available, I select some or none and download, and it downloads them and alerts me when it's finished and I can select play and it plays (either video or audio.).

GPODDER CRASH 32 BIT

I've been running it fine on LMDE, first with the 32 bit now on the 64bit. I am running the current version of LMDE on a recent Sony vaio laptop, with the intel dual core processorДЇBluedevil wrote:I also have the same problem in LMDE. If anybody has Is anybody running this program successfully using LMDE? So, it appears to me, that the problem lies with gpodder when working within the LMDE enviroment. I also run gpodder on Salix, which is a slackware based distro on my same machine and there it works flawlessly. I have also tried reinstalling gpodder, limiting the program to one download at a time but have yet to find a solution to the problem. So, you can work around the problem but it is a huge pain. Otherwise, when it reaches 100% it will crash again. In order to listen to a podcast you have to halt the new download and anything else gpodder may be trying to download in the background. The watch is typically fully charged before lunch and the podcast sync only takes a couple of minutes. The next time you start the program the previously downloaded program will start downloading again. Plug the Feniењ† into the laptop to charge, fire up Garmin Express, choose a handful of mix shows to sync and away it goes. When the download is complete the program will then crash without a warning.

When you open the program typically a podcast episode will start to download.

Gpodder crash