Oh, no. It's quite speedy compared to the drudgery of writing CDRs...no comparison. But when you see rioload's command line "finish" and the Rio's still processing, seconds can drag out. A good script that could accommodate the time lag and let you walk away with confidence would be a serious boon.
Rio (I keep calling it that; it's actually SonicBlue now) has resisted the relentless pressure from RIAA since day one. Last time I checked (which would be when I bought mine) they were the only major digital music player manufacturer that refused to go after the open source reverse engineers. Something to think about when you're weighing the bang-for-buck-with-philosophy decision. Mike Ric Tibbetts wrote: > Ah! Thanks. > Somehow, I'd gotten the idea that writing to them was very slow. But > those times are fine. > Makes it practical for what I want it for. > > Thanks again! I think the Rio is winning. So far it's the only one that > shows any promise at being Linux friendly. :) > > Ric
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