[vorbis] First impressions of iRiver iHP120
Michiel Toneman
michiel at kopz.org
Mon Mar 22 13:54:24 PST 2004
On Mon, 2004-03-22 at 22:43, Stan Seibert wrote:
> Michiel Toneman wrote:
>
> >Seriously though, it's a great little unit. Even as a hot pluggable,
> >unpowered diskdrive it would be pretty much worth the cost alone. I get
> >a continuous read/write throughput of about 10MB/s over USB2.
> >
> >Other great features are a.o. the optical-in/out and of course Vorbis
> >support :-D
> >
> >
>
> Out of curiosity, how does the unit find new songs? Could I, for
> example, mount the drive as an external USB 2.0 hard disk on my Linux
> box, copy a bunch of Oggs to it, unmount, and then play them?
Yup, that's it exactly... It just uses the file tree structure (vfat
filesystem). The unit gets recognised as a USB mass storage device.
> Or would
> I need some sort of tool to update a database on the unit (like in the
> case of the Neuros)?
>
There is an optional song database that can be used to browse
songs/genre/album/artist (I don't use it, it sort of sucks). There is a
linux GPL tool to generate this at http://www.marevalo.net/iRipDB/
Cheers,
Michiel
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> Stan Seibert
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