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Devices => Androids and other portables => Topic started by: JasonJoel on November 06, 2009, 08:15:32 pm
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Not that I was worried, but I thought I would confirm that MC14 works fine with the Motorola DROID phone.
The micro SD card shows up as a drive letter, and MC14 detects it as a 'handheld device'. Syncs just fine.
One thing I did find confusing was figuring out the syntax for the 'supported types' setting in the handheld device options. The help file doesn't really say what it is expecting here; comma separated list, space separated, etc. I also found that those file type filters APPEAR to be case sensitive as even though I had "MP3" in the list, it re-converted a bunch of files with extension "mp3". I went back and added "mp3" to the list, too, and next time it didn't convert them. Case sensitive?
Jason
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Thanks for the report.
We'll take a look at the case sensitive part, because there's no good reason for it to care about case.
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Any comment on what the format should be? :) I think I have it working (comma separated) but I'm curious as to the official answer as it isn't in the documentation.
Like:
MP3, OGG, WMA
Or:
MP3; OGG; WMA
Or:
*.MP3, *.OGG, *.WMA
etc.
Jason Bottjen
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Semicolons, I believe.
Take a look at this file:
C:\Program Files\J River\Media Center 14\Data\Default Resources\PDT.xml
You could modify it and put it here:
C:\Program Files\J River\Media Center 14\Data\Custom Resources\PDT.xml
Then MC won't overwrite it on installation.
If you get something you like, please share it here.
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If you find an app that lets you rate tracks on the droid let me know.
So far I've come up with nothing.
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Another droid user that is happy to have sync working but would love to capture playback data so skip and play counts would be updated upon sync.
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I was able to sync my Droid rather easily with MC but I noticed that the MP3 files went to the SD card in a MUSIC folder but the playlists don't show up on the Droid's playlist. Is there a trick?
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Yes, my friends tell me regarding this thing in Droid
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I was able to sync my Droid rather easily with MC but I noticed that the MP3 files went to the SD card in a MUSIC folder but the playlists don't show up on the Droid's playlist. Is there a trick?
Getting the playlists to show up on the droid has always worked for me.
The trouble I've had is the old playlist not getting deleted.
If I sync 3 times, I end up with the same playlist name, with different content in each, showing up 3 times on the droid's music player.
Now I just remember to delete the playlist on the droid prior to syncing.
When your droid is displayed in MC under drives and devices, is it showing up as a drive letter or does it say Motorola A855?