Hello: Players from MPIO seem to be Linux-friendly. Some, like my FY 600 and the HD 400 also support Ogg format. Both of these models appear as USB drives when connected to your computer. cheers, ernst On 9/25/06, Juhana Sadeharju <kouhia@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello. What would be an economical and Linux-friendly portable music player? Best would be if the player would be seen as a USB disk. That is: mount /mnt/player ; cp songs/* /mnt/player/ ; umount /mnt/player Such a player would work in Linux naturally. Also, in Windows, that way I could download music from the web without installing a downloading software/driver. And yes, I cannot install anything because I don't own the Windows computers here. Does, e.g., Creative, Philips, ipod players require a downloading software to be installed, and therefore they work only in personal Windows? I have heard that one may copy songs to their players via USB disk but the players refuses to play the songs! What about ogg format? All players sold by local shops seem to support only mp3 and wma. Juhana -- http://music.columbia.edu/mailman/listinfo/linux-graphics-dev for developers of open source graphics software
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