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Tizzle1219
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Tizzle1219
Joined: 03 Apr 2005 Posts: 3
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Posted: Tue Apr 05, 2005 3:26 pm Post subject: Sorry |
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| Sorry I posted this in the wrong section, ment to post in PSP DEvelopment Discussion. |
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blackdroid
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moved back to discussion, its a beatiful morning ( Young Rascals ) is a great tune, if I wasnt in such a good mood id lock this one up with the others. _________________ Kung VU |
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PspPet
Joined: 30 Mar 2005 Posts: 210
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Posted: Wed Apr 06, 2005 9:40 am Post subject: (duplicated post / forked topic) |
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Duplicated post / forked topic:
http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php?t=1353
repeated reply:
> I am not sure if this is a known thing or not.
Known thing in the Sony CLIE domain. News for PSP users (then again everything is new for PSP users ;-)
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Sonic Stage handles two different modes, ATRAC and MP3
So does the PSP, so does the CLIE
MP3:
You can use Sonic Stage to transfer MP3 files. It will put them in the regular folder for CLIE (\PALM\PROGRAMS\MSAUDIO). I don't know if they have added a PSP option recently (ie. \PSP\MUSIC)
You can copy the files between sticks.
Apparently the PSP will handle .m3u files for organizing albums
I don't recommend using Sonic Stage for managing .mp3s
Copying the .mp3 files yourself is much easier IMHO
NOTE: this is called the "CLIE" transfer mode (misleading name IMHO)
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ATRAC3:
You must use Sonic Stage to transfer ATRAC3[Plus] files to a Magic Gate non-Pro memory stick (ie. an all white regular stick, or the all black 32MB MS DUO that comes with the PSP)
NOTE: MS Pro sticks won't work. Not all memory stick readers will handle Magic Gate.
NOTE2: Ignore the "MAGIC GATE" printed on the MS Pro sticks
The files are placed in the HIFI and CONTROL folders. They also contain album information (in .xml format)
You can't copy from one stick to another. These are DRM protected.
IMHO: too much work for it is worth, unless you fall in love with the Sony Connect website and their DRM content |
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