On Fri, 2007-04-13 at 21:11 +0200, Edgar Aichinger wrote:
> Am Donnerstag, 12. April 2007 schrieb Juhana Sadeharju:
> > Hello. Recently we had discussion on the mp3 players.
> >
> > Samsung YP-U2RZB player (70 euros) supports formats mp3, wma,
> > ogg, wav, asf. The ogg must be the ogg vorbis etc format.
> >
> > What will happen if the player is plugged to Linux computer?
> > Could I just copy the ogg files to player's disk
> > ("cp *.ogg /mnt/player/") and all would work perfectly?
> >
> > Juhana
>
> I own exactly that device, since around four months, and i am quite happy with
> it, except the sound being a bit too bassy for my taste. It can also act as
> ordinary usb stick.
>
> It automounts as mass storage media and uses these directories:
> "Music" (for your files), "system" (for generated playlists, settings and so
> on, and "voice" for voice records from the builtin mic.
>
> One weird thing: i have one .ogg file on the player, it is one of the great
> songs by Dave Phillips found on http://linux-sound.org/ardour-music.html,
> that causes the player to stop and freeze/power down, then the only way to
> wake it up is to reset it or to connect it to the computer...
Is it perhaps using the same chip/firmware as the iRiver IFP players?
Those can only handle Vorbis files within a certain bitrate range - I
have to encode files specially for the player with a minimum and maximum
bitrate.
--ll
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