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Todd Martin replied on September 08, 2009 23:36 to the question "Podcasts" in Songbird:

if Podcast subscription & management truly are being dropped, so is Songbird from my machine.

Todd Martin started following the problem "ipod sync issues with v1.0 on vista" in Songbird.

Todd Martin started following the question "Podcasts" in Songbird.

Todd Martin started following the question "Automatically Organizing Subscritons" in Songbird.

Todd Martin started following the question "Is there a way to create a seperate podcast folder?" in Songbird.

Todd Martin started following the question "podcasts" in Songbird.

Todd Martin started following the idea "Subscription /Podcast issues" in Songbird.

Todd Martin started following the question "subscribing to podcasts" in Songbird.

Todd Martin replied on September 22, 2008 16:54 to the problem "Songbird needs to run as Administrator in Vista to work - is there a fix?" in Songbird:

I have the same issue with Songbird v0.7 on Vista. I am running as an admnistrator. I get the UAC request every time I want to start the program. The installation is not corrupt, as if I grant the UAC I have full access to my libary.

Todd Martin started following the question "CSI is for amateurs" in Microsoft Live Labs.

Todd Martin started following the question "Can Synths be strictly local?" in Microsoft Live Labs.

Todd Martin replied on August 15, 2008 05:52 to the idea "get rid of the separate video window" in Songbird:

This should be configurable; I for one love being able to separate the player from the main program window. I use a dual-monitor system, and I often use one screen for a video while doing something else on the other screen.

A comment on the idea "Could adjusting the filtering level be any slower? Seriously, could it?" in PostRank:

I emailed Melanie, as she beat you to the punch. – Todd Martin, on July 03, 2008 19:05

A comment on the idea "Could adjusting the filtering level be any slower? Seriously, could it?" in PostRank:

I emailed you with the info – Todd Martin, on July 03, 2008 19:05

Todd Martin replied on June 29, 2008 19:21 to the idea "Could adjusting the filtering level be any slower? Seriously, could it?" in PostRank:

I noticed two things today - the input method hasn't changed, and I still don't have my t-shirt

Todd Martin replied on March 26, 2008 20:08 to the idea "Could adjusting the filtering level be any slower? Seriously, could it?" in PostRank:

Thanks for the prompt reply. I broke my own rule and did not point out that when criticizing a FREE service, it's appropriate to thank the providers for their efforts as well. I was a bit frustrated after going through the process of adjusting the filtering levels of a large block of feeds. As for the title of the item, well, your page encouraged me to create an eye-catching title, so I did my best.

And now, the official thanks: AideRSS is a great service with a great purpose behind it. Thanks to you and all those involved.

HeyItsTodd shared an idea in PostRank on March 26, 2008 05:31:

Could adjusting the filtering level be any slower? Seriously, could it?

I would like to drastically speed up the flitering level adjustment process. There are at least three ways to do this:

#1 - Allow the user to set a default filtering level for new feeds.
#2 - When importing a block of feeds, allow the user to set a flitering level prior to the actual import process
#3 - On the "My Feeds" page, instead of dropdown lists for each feed, the page could have columns for ALL, GOOD, GREAT, and BEST and the user could check the level for each feed. This would shorten the process of click, wait for dropdown list to expand, select, repeat for each item. Alternatively (or in addition), have a global checkbox and a select action box (think of selecting a whole page of messages in gmail)