Hello, Craig Froehle. On Wed, 21 Nov 2007 21:13:25 -0500 you said:
> Why do you want to "leave the card in my Treo"? An SD card reader is > going to be faster and, frankly, more reliable. And they're easily > had for free. Convenience. The plan was to make syncing the music a step in syncing the Treo: Do the normal sync, then fire up either PTunes or Card Reader and sync the music. > Regarding moving music on/off the card, I find it easy/simple to just > drag/drop/delete folders as needed using my favorite file manager. > Again, it's simple, free, fast, and reliable. > > What's not to like about that? I have about 17 gigabytes of music that I take with me, on random play. Drag'n'drop management isn't a viable option until I can fit all of my music on a card. And even then, it's not so good because that means double maintenance - if/when I remove something from the collection, I'd have to remove it from two locations manually. So until then, if I do this I need to use a method that will randomize what gets carded. > p.s. I do this because we have about 80GB of music, so I have to be > very selective about what goes on the card -- if I let an app simply > pick on its own, god knows what I'd end up with. Everything in my ~17G worth is specifically selected from my overall music collection for use in my portable player. -- Jeffrey Kaplan www.gordol.org The from userid is killfiled Send personal mail to gordol "You didn't think the Colonel had a telescope on his roof just to look at the neighbors, did you?" "Not initially." - Samantha Carter and Jack O'Neill, SG1
