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Devices => Androids and other portables => Topic started by: Bryan on February 22, 2013, 01:15:35 am
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Is this supposed to work with Media Center?
All I end up with is a scrambled SD Card. Syncing worked perfectly before MTP was imposed in Ice Cream Sandwich. I don't have an option to revert back to USB Mass Storage Mode.
Samsung Galaxy S2 Epic 4G Touch (Sprint).
I'm using Media Center 16 on Windows 7 x64 with FLAC audio files. I know I'm behind but I don't have time to upgrade multiple machines so frequently.. I've already paid for 17 but haven't upgraded it yet.. Now there's 18.. I'm having trouble keeping up.
I see several posts about problems with MTP and Media Center but no responses..
Just asking.
Bryan
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Anyone have any idea here?
Just trying to learn if this should be working with MC, or not? And if so get some help possibly?
I see a number if similar issues on this forum but no real definitive response.
I would really love to be able to sync some songs to my phone using MC without having to remove the SD card.
Thanks
Bryan
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Anyone?
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I would like an answer to this question as well.
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Samsung S3 - MTP transfers the files but have issues with playlist content & how the music player on the phone catalogues the files.
Google Asus Nexus 7 - MTP works. Content on device is fine
Should note that both devices are using internal storage, not SD
Will provide OS versions later on.
regards,
Steve
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What about support for SD ? There's not much point in having SD unless it can be used for syncing.
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File sync itself will work on MTP or USB mass storage usually without a problem.
Playlists will not work correctly on MTP most likely because the metadata does not populate into the resulting .pla file
this is likely a direct result of sync implementation designed for USB mass storage (which was once and still is a very popular protocol for handheld audio devices that AREN'T phones) that has not been updated to support MTP standards.
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>:(
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for SGS3 users that are willing to give rooting the device a chance... enables USB storage for external SD card.
http://yabb.jriver.com/interact/index.php?topic=74195.msg571834#msg571834