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I am currently trying to get Rhythmbox to recognized my Sansa Clip+, which used to work in previous versions. I am now on a fresh Xubuntu install and it no longer recognizes the player. However running Rhythmbox with rhythmbox -d and then manually mounting the players shows that the player is actually detected properly, it just never shows up in the GUI. The last line, Unhandled media hints at something being wrong, but what?

(03:01:06) [0x9a77068] [rhythmdb_mount_added_cb] rhythmdb-monitor.c:430: volume file:///media/mp3 mounted
(03:01:06) [0x9a77068] [rhythmdb_read_enter] rhythmdb.c:1229: counter: 1
(03:01:06) [0x9a77068] [rhythmdb_query_internal] rhythmdb.c:4016: doing query
(03:01:06) [0x9a77068] [do_query_recurse] rhythmdb-tree.c:2304: doing recursive query, 1 conjunctions
(03:01:06) [0x9a77068] [rhythmdb_query_internal] rhythmdb.c:4022: completed
(03:01:06) [0x9a77068] [rhythmdb_mount_added_cb] rhythmdb-monitor.c:444: 0 mounted entries to process
(03:01:06) [0x9a77068] [dump_volume_identifiers] rb-removable-media-manager.c:627: unix-device = /dev/sde
(03:01:06) [0x9a77068] [dump_volume_identifiers] rb-removable-media-manager.c:627: uuid = 0123-4567
found device path /dev/sde for mount /media/mp3
found ID_MEDIA_PLAYER tag sandisk_sansa-clip-plus for device /dev/sde
device information (system database)
information read from system device database
model: Sansa_Clip+_4GB
vendor: SanDisk
filesystem uuid: 0123-4567
drive type: (none)
requires eject: true
access protocols:
    storage
output formats:
    audio/mpeg
    audio/x-ms-wma
    audio/audible
    application/ogg
    audio/ogg
    audio/flac
    audio/x-wav
    audio/x-pn-audibleaudio
input formats:
    audio/x-wav
playlist formats:
    audio/x-mpegurl
playlist path: 
audio folders:
    MUSIC/
    PODCAST/
    PODCASTS/
    RECORD/FM/
    RECORD/VOICE/
    AUDIBLE/
    AUDIOBOOKS/
folder depth: -1
/media/mp3 is already a mount point
override file /media/mp3/.is_audio_player not found on mount /media/mp3
(03:01:06) [0x9a77068] [rb_removable_media_manager_add_mount] rb-removable-media-manager.c:748: Unhandled media

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Fixed it with:

apt-get install gnome

Apparently one of the many packages that that pulls is needed to fix the issue.

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