On Tue, 2006-01-03 at 21:44 +1100, James Livingston wrote: > If it doesn't work for you > 1) open the HAL device manager (hal-device-manager) > 2) look for your device (it will have at least one partition inside it) > 3) check if it has the capability "portable_audio_player" > 4) go to the advanced tab and see whether > "portable_audio_player.access_method" is "storage" > > If the things in (3) or (4) aren't right, then it's a HAL (well, device > info file) problem not a Rhythmbox one. As a follow-up to myself: Aaron Bockover (Banshee's maintainer) has been collecting data, to work towards getting HAL to recognise more players. So if you have a player that doesn't work, go visit http://abock.org/2005/11/21/we-must-have-universal-dap-support/, download the tool, and send him the data for your player. The only way we can improve HAL's detection of audio players is with your help! Cheers, James "Doc" Livingston -- "25 grams of wafers and 20 ml of wine undergo transubstantiation and become the flesh and blood of our Lord. How many Joules of heat are released by the transformation?" --Theological Physics exam, 1997
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