Fritz Whittington wrote: > Just to clarify, with what little I've picked up from the newsgroups. > There are apparently certain brands/models of mp3 players which do *not* > support the simple mechanism of looking like an ordinary USB mounted > file system. Such players require specific manufacturer-provided > software to move mp3 files to the device, and of course they mostly > provide Windows versions, sometimes a Mac version, but almost never a > Linux version. > > So the key technical point is to find out whether or not the device > supports ordinary file transfer like a pen drive over USB. If not, I > would look for something else. Most versions of Linux support USB file > systems. "MuVo TX FM is equipped with USB 2.0 that enables faster transfer of music or data files to and from your computer. MuVo TX FM comes with a built-in USB connector. Simply attach MuVo TX FM to any PC or notebook and drag-and-drop your files. No cables or installation software needed(3)." That seems promising. Thanks to everyone who replied. OK, now to go a little off topic. So if you just mount it as a USB mass storage file system and you drag and drop (or cp) files to it, how do you specify the order in which they play? Thanks.
