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mp3 player
I need to buy a new mp3 player, but I see that most require Windows, and I don't want to buy an Ipod for the same reason.
Any idea on a unix-friendly mp3 player, that would let me upload my music just like in a flash card, without needing any extra software? thank you |
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thank you, I was planning to buy on the internet, but I'll better go to a shop and see things by myself.
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Here is a suggestion, avoid "U3" drives.. too much hassle.
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it would be best if it was a pure music player.
If anyone has good experience with one, please share. |
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http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16873100015 When plugged into computer running *BSD it is seen by kernel as SCSI hard drive. You can transfer files, MP3s or .wav voice files the same way you would move them from one to another directory. I got mine for free which was kind a nice. Last edited by Oko; 12th July 2008 at 08:53 AM. |
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Geeze I must be getting to be a stone age old fart.
My MP3 player like any I would buy is very UNIX friendly, burn files to CD-R in the proper format, pop it in, and kick back and relax ;-). If anyone laughs at the facth that there is a phonograph in the house, wait till you have great grand kids who laugh at your family history :-P
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