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Martin

Senior Member
Dec 31, 2000
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Jeeks said:
Yes it does have a special protocol that is completely retarded. Winamp uses the same protocol. When I first connected my device as mass storage device, I went to browse the music folder and I couldn't believe my eyes. I don't know why would they complicate things in the organizing of folders. It was a total mess. I will give you an example.

I had an album with various artists copied using Winamp, I found that it was scattered in folders each having the name of the artist, then inside this folder a folder with the name of the album and then inside a file with the name of the song. I mean what are ID3tags for?

I decided to test, so I copied another album with various artists but I just copied pasted the ONE folder that had all the songs. To my surprise, I could browse the album using genre, artist, album and song title.
So Winamp supports it? That I didn't expect.
 

Martin

Senior Member
Dec 31, 2000
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iRiver wise...

What is the difference between the H10 purchased in the USA/EU and H10 purchased in other regions?

Like the H300 series, H10 products sold in the USA and Europe* are different from those sold elsewhere in the world.

The H10(US/EU) comes with Windows Media Player 10(WMP10) installation CD while the other version comes with iriverplus/iriverplus2 software.

The device comes with Windows Media Player 10 is called 'MTP' version and the device that comes with iriverplus/iriverplus2 is called 'UMS' version.



UMS good, MTP baaaaaaad. I don't think I'm gonna get another iriver, I don't like where this is going. I'd rather find a vendor that expressly supports linux, there aren't many but they're out there.
 

Enron

Tickle Me
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Oct 11, 2005
75,705
Zé Tahir said:
:D

but I live on the eastern shore of Marlyand. It's really bad here, nothing but rednecks as far as the eye can see.
See Erik he's right that part of Maryland is actually a shithole. We don't get upset over that.
 

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