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joshua.maverick |
2009-09-08
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I just watched the interview with dr ari jaaksi and he mentioned that the n900 will not work with Nokia Music, which I have begun to use lately. Is there PC software that will sync music to the n900?
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2009-09-08
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The n900 works like a usb stick when pluged-in. So you just copy over the files that you want. No need for a fancy music syncing software.
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2009-09-08
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There's not really any special program that's needed. Plugging in the N900 will have it show up as a USB hard drive so you can do what you want with it... there's no N900-specific music syncing app needed as far as I know.
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2009-09-08
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I like the idea of a fancy syncing app though, something clean/elegant/functional where I can organize and configure details, album art, and set playlists then transfer to the device.
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2009-09-08
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Well then look if your syncing app supports normal mp3 players.
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2009-09-08
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Could use Amarok, i guess.
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2009-09-08
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When I plug my n800 into an Ubuntu machine, it detects it as a media device to sync to.
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2009-09-08
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Originally Posted by joshua.maverick
You could probably still do that and the just copy over the folder that has the music files and playlists in it.
I like the idea of a fancy syncing app though, something clean/elegant/functional where I can organize and configure details, album art, and set playlists then transfer to the device.
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2009-09-08
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Originally Posted by iKneaDough
That's because that's the way Ubuntu is set up. The N800 is seen as a USB hard drive... one for each memory card.
When I plug my n800 into an Ubuntu machine, it detects it as a media device to sync to.
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2009-09-08
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I just noticed something interesting, it gives each n800 partition, a small iPod icon, and the ones that have music I'm prompted to sync with rythmbox, and the ones that have photos I'm prompted to sync with F-Spot.