Aaaaaaaaaaaaah...you're probably right David.
I'd not thought about doing anything that 'exotic' =)
My needs are simple (LOL)
Sonia, battery life, like David said, is very good
and the screen, though small, is enough so you
know what you're doing.
It also has the ability to record sound (though
the mike needs to be close to the subject).
Regards,
Patrick
David P wrote:
On 4/20/07, elliott-brennan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Sonia,
I have a Creative Muvo TX (with FM radio).
This works as a flash drive. Very easy to set up.
You can put things in folders in any fashion you like.
Works well and is just 'plug and play' - I run
Kubuntu 6.06 and FCore.
I also have a Muvo TX FM, the 1 GB model, and it works great under
openSUSE and Ubuntu, but also any modern Linux kernel, it's just USB
Mass Storage. But I contest this claim:
You can put things in folders in any fashion you like.
Yep, you can put the files and folders anywhere you like, but the
player firmware won't recurse into more than one sub-directory looking
for audio files. So you can put your mp3s in the root directory, or in
a sub-directory of the root directory, but the player won't look for
anything in a directory inside another directory. It's not a Linux,
Mac or Windows thing, it's a firmware thing. I don't think this is a
problem specific to just me, because the manual mentions this
limitation of the player.
Other than that, it's a very very good player, awesome battery life,
and a damn good interface for that small screen. I recommend it.
David
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