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Boyd Stephen Smith Jr. wrote: |
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> Check out the flash players from iRiver. They play ogg, mp3, and wav, and |
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> with the proper firmware are accessible as a USB device. The headphones |
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> that come with them are a little bit uncomfortable, but good enough |
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> quality that I could tell the difference between ~140k ogg and ~90k ogg. |
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> (I always use VBR, so those are average rates.) |
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> They seem to have discontinued ogg support on their HD based players, so be |
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> careful that the flash player you purchase does support ogg. |
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Thanks! I have a mp3/wmv only flash player I received as a gift but I'd |
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like to upgrade it with a 1-gb thing ogg-capable, if possible. |
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I'll look at iRiver. |
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> Also, files can be deleted and loaded from linux even with the stock |
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> firmware. |
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I'm a bit confused. |
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Is the flash player recognized as a simple usb flash drive or what? |
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m. |
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