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Georges replied on August 04, 2009 17:55 to the question "Translation queries" in Songbird:

Andrew,
Thanks for being so thorough. If you have caught simple typos, etc. in the original english, I'd suggest to simply file a bug and we should be able to correct it. If the change are more involved, attaching a patch for the DTD file would make it easier.

Regarding tracking the translations, we do update en-us from time to time, so yes, it's a good idea to match them.

Georges started following the idea "Please, please! add support for airtunes" in Songbird.

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Georges replied on August 28, 2008 20:27 to the problem "problème avec votre bibliothèque" in Songbird:

Ce probleme peut arriver lors d'une mis-a-jour de Songbird par example. Simplement choisisez de reinitalizer la base de donnee, puis re-importer vos fichier de media.

Georges replied on August 24, 2008 01:52 to the problem "Process 'mipcore' from Songbird consumes 100% cpu" in Songbird:

This is caused by a runaway process (mipcore) that genpuid uses. Genpuid is a utility provided but MusicIP and is used by the Scrubz addon to fingerprint tracks. It turns out that mipcore sometimes has issue with some tracks it's trying to process and pegs out the CPU as a result. Short of getting an update from MusicIP, there is no good solution to this.

Uninstalling the Scrubz addon will fix the problem.

Georges replied on August 22, 2008 00:40 to the discussion "Why iPod Touch / iPhone support isn't in the roadmap ?" in Songbird:

@fedem. We hear you. We rely on the libgpod library to help facilitate access to iPods. Unfortunately, Apple thought it appropriate to create yet another obfuscated hashing algorithm to lock out third party apps from access tracks on the iPhone and iPod Touch. It will take some time to figure out how to properly and safely access the device so our users aren't forced to "jailbrake" their device to get to their data.