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Hi,
I am a longtime user of Amarok and I excitedly upgraded to 2.0 today. I have a phone with a removable memory card that I have been using with Amarok 1 for over a year. I am trying to configure where I want Amarok 2 to sync my playlists and podcasts. In the old Amarok, I just went to preferences and configured the locations from there. I've looked, but I don't see such a menu in Amarok 2. Where do I go to configure how Amarok works with my device? Thanks, Vaughn |
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As I remember, generic storage will be implemented soon
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Darn. I will eagerly await that. In the meantime, I'll go back to Amarok 1. |
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USB Mass Storage support is planned for future releases. But let's be honest here, is it really that useful? I have several of these devices, and I simply mount them and fill them up with simple tools like Midnight Commander.
Anyway, check out my blog on this topic: http://amarok.kde.org/blog/archives/809 ... rok-2.html
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It's highly useful!
Just an example: You generate a playlist with all songs with ratings above 85 (maybe 100 tracks) and you simply drag them to your Storage Device. Otherwise I would have to search for each single track via konqueror & co. One of the features why amarok is so special. |
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Amen to what Boni said.
This was one of Amarok's distinguishing features to me. No other player allowed me to designate where on my player I wanted my podcasts synced to. And I like my playlists. I sure don't want to spend time hunting for songs in folder and dragging them back and forth to my player when I can just add or delete from a list in Amarok and let the sync feature take care of it. What's more, several mass storage players now bill themselves as Linux friendly (like the iAudioF2). I can understand why the Amarok team would want to serve the iPod and MTP user (there are a lot of them), but I don't think it should come at the expensive of more open players. I'm glad they'll eventually add back the feature though and I look forward to using it. |
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