Created attachment 66038 [details] debug output of the connect-transfer-eject session Version: 2.4.3 (using KDE 4.7.3) OS: Linux Amarok correctly detects my Galaxy Nexus, but transferring songs does not work. The progress bar appears, but after transfer nothing shows on the device. The debug output of amarok shows 'NOT-IMPLEMENTED' warnings related to MTP, including one concerning MtpHandler::writeDatabase(). Maybe that is the reason the device's database is not updated (pure guess)? It is interesting to note that this info can be found in the debug output: amarok: [SqlRegistry] albums: 5 (-1) of 141 cached amarok: [SqlRegistry] artists: 49 (0) of 120 cached amarok: [SqlRegistry] genres: 1 (-1) of 24 cached amarok: [SqlRegistry] tracks: 1 (-1) of 1722 cached Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: - Open Amarok. - Connect Galaxy Nexus. It appears in the 'Local Music' section (you need the correct udev rules for it). - Transfer songs to the device (drag and drop). - Wait until the transfer is complete (progress bar bottom left). - Eject drive. - Open Music app on device. Actual Results: Music app shows 'Music library is empty' Expected Results: See the transferred songs.
I can confirm this bug. It is exactly the same here.
Thank you for the feedback, changing status.
I noticed I didn't specify. I was using the amarok binary provided with arch-linux 64bit. Happy to offer further help (traces, tests,...) if you need. Alexandre
Could you all please check if the files are in the root folder?
Can you please be more precise?Which files do you mean ?
I think this is an upstream bug in libmtp which was fixed in version 1.1.1. See also this post: http://sourceforge.net/projects/libmtp/forums/forum/535191/topic/4887923
(In reply to comment #6) > Can you please be more precise?Which files do you mean ? Well the tracks you tried to copy :) But according to comment #7 this is an upstream problem with libmtp, so we need to wait for the new version to be available in your distributions. Please test again once you have the 1.1.1 version available.
In my phone, there is a special "music"-folder, where the songs are stored. But anyway, it works now fine with libmtp 1.1.1. Thanks a lot and a happy new year 2012! Chris
Closing correctly.