From: twager on
I am looking to buy a cheapo player..Thought about the Zen Stone...Any
comments on this welcome or any other player worth looking at ?
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Ted Wager
High Peak UK
Using Sidux Linux
From: Frank Peelo on
twager wrote:
> I am looking to buy a cheapo player..Thought about the Zen Stone...Any
> comments on this welcome or any other player worth looking at ?

I think most cheapo mp3 players are the same for Linux, they just come
up as flash drives and you copy your mp3 files on. So your choice would
be based on other considerations.

This morning I bought a 1GB player in Tesco. Wish I'd waited until Argos
was open. Got home, got the package open, then found the "Fast Forward"
button wouldn't work. So I was going to bring it back after work. Except
that I got rained on, and the thing got saturated, which surely made any
warranty void. Now it's permanently fast-forwarding. I've taken it apart
to dry out, maybe it'll work better then.

Frank
From: Whiskers on
On 2008-06-25, twager <ted(a)trufflesdad.plus.com> wrote:
> I am looking to buy a cheapo player..Thought about the Zen Stone...Any
> comments on this welcome or any other player worth looking at ?

My Samsung Yepp works as a USB device - and plays ogg files. No special
software required, I use mc to copy files across to it etc.

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From: Geoffrey Clements on

"twager" <ted(a)trufflesdad.plus.com> wrote in message
news:D_ydnbpGh9ySoP_VnZ2dneKdnZydnZ2d(a)plusnet...
>I am looking to buy a cheapo player..Thought about the Zen Stone...Any
>comments on this welcome or any other player worth looking at ?

Anything that can run http://www.rockbox.org/, dunno if they're the cheapo
ones though.

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Geoff


From: Ben Bacarisse on
Frank Peelo <f32pnospam(a)eircom.net> writes:

> twager wrote:
>> I am looking to buy a cheapo player..Thought about the Zen
>> Stone...Any comments on this welcome or any other player worth
>> looking at ?
>
> I think most cheapo mp3 players are the same for Linux, they just come
> up as flash drives and you copy your mp3 files on. So your choice
> would be based on other considerations.

The OP should know that not all players present as USB mass storage
devices. There is software to make use of these as well, but a USB
storage one is much simpler in my opinion.

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Ben.
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