GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 333101
Audio player playlist support for iAudio G2 devices.
Last modified: 2018-05-24 11:27:39 UTC
+++ This bug was initially created as a clone of Bug #333075 +++ HAL information: info.product = iAUDIO G2 usb_device.product = iAUDIO G2 usb_device.vendor = Cowon Systems, Inc. Nothing else that I can see from hal-device-manager seemt to be very specific. Playlist type: m3u (?). Location on device: /SYSTEM/PLAYLIST.DPL The entries are: /MUSIC/POSTSC~1/VANDRO~1/04-IZN~1.MP3 /MUSIC/POSTSC~1/VANDRO~1/05-MIE~1.MP3 /MUSIC/POSTSC~1/VANDRO~1/02-DAR~1.MP3 /MUSIC/POSTSC~1/VANDRO~1/10-KAR~1.MP3 /MUSIC/POSTSC~1/VANDRO~1/11-NAZ~1.MP3 /MUSIC/POSTSC~1/VANDRO~1/12-MNI~1.MP3 /MUSIC/POSTSC~1/VANDRO~1/06-VOL~1.MP3 /MUSIC/POSTSC~1/VANDRO~1/08-VIE~1.MP3 /MUSIC/POSTSC~1/VANDRO~1/01-VIE~1.MP3 /MUSIC/POSTSC~1/VANDRO~1/03-VAN~1.MP3 /MUSIC/POSTSC~1/VANDRO~1/09-ZVA~1.MP3
(In reply to comment #0) > HAL information: > info.product = iAUDIO G2 > usb_device.product = iAUDIO G2 > usb_device.vendor = Cowon Systems, Inc. > Nothing else that I can see from hal-device-manager seemt to be very specific. Which thing are those values for? e.g. is it the main device, which has the mountable-volume listed 'inside' it? (if you don't know, just run "hal-device > hal_data" and attach the "hal_data" file) > Playlist type: m3u (?). Location on device: /SYSTEM/PLAYLIST.DPL Is there just the one playlist? If there is only one, and it doesn't list anything beside filenames, we don't really need it for read-only support - we can just scan the volume for audio files. Of course knowing about it would be handy once we start adding write support for things.
(In reply to comment #1) > (In reply to comment #0) > > HAL information: > > info.product = iAUDIO G2 > > usb_device.product = iAUDIO G2 > > usb_device.vendor = Cowon Systems, Inc. > > Nothing else that I can see from hal-device-manager seemt to be very specific. > > Which thing are those values for? e.g. is it the main device, which has the > mountable-volume listed 'inside' it? > (if you don't know, just run "hal-device > hal_data" and attach the "hal_data" > file) > Yes, it's the main device. > > > Playlist type: m3u (?). Location on device: /SYSTEM/PLAYLIST.DPL > > Is there just the one playlist? If there is only one, and it doesn't list > anything beside filenames, we don't really need it for read-only support - we > can just scan the volume for audio files. Of course knowing about it would be > handy once we start adding write support for things. > OK. Feel the same. It's just an info for the future.
This is also going to be difficult, since the playlist contains the dos 8.3 name of files, which there isn't an easy way of figuring out from the full name.
It's not very important for this player (playlist usually is not used). So - here it is the location of the files: /MUSIC/ - the music /RECORDS/LINEIN - the input files /RECORDS/VOICE - the voice files written with the dictophone /SYSTEM - the Settings files
Maybe we should flag in the .fdi that it requires mounting with the dos filesystem, rather than vfat?
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