I made an .m3u file and tried to open it using original music player on 2.2 (CM6). I get "sorry the player does not support this type of audio file" . Here is copy of my .m3u file:
Code:
music/file1.mp3
music/file2.mp3
I simply use this command to automatically create playlist file on my device:
Code:
find music/ -iname "*.mp3" -print >> playlist.m3u
Has anybody try to open .m3u file on Hero before? what type of playlist file format is supported?
I simply dont want to use any other application to create playlist files. I used to use same way to create and play .m3u on my old WM5 device.
Similar issue here.
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Hi,
I just read this on your site:
"26. Add Your Own Album Art to Music Folders
Make sure the image you wish to use is 256x256 pixels, 96dpi and save it to your PC. Rename the image to the following format: ~hTC_Album Name.vin. Please note that the change refers also to the file extension as it will now become a vin file. Copy this file to the folder of your specific album on your Storage Card. Example: If the album is called Abba Gold, then your vin file will be ~hTC_Abba Gold.vin."
Well. This might be a stupid question, but how do I do this?? When I rename the file to ~hTC_nameofthetrack.vin it stays an .JPG file.. and when I download it and use "save as" I can only choose between saving it as an .JPG or an .BMP file.. even when I just try saving it as ~hTC_filename.vin it becomes an .JPG with .vin at the end of the trackname..
I would really like to know and this probably is an easy answer so I hope someone can help me with this
are you renaming from the computer or the phone?
if you are doing it via the computer make sure that you have shown filename extensions enabled or it will not change the type of file
and how do I enable that?
[windows helpdesk mode]
Open explorer, goto tools, Folder options
Select the view tab
Under files and folders unselect following:
hide extensions for known file types
[/windows helpdesk mode]
I couldn't get this working no matter what I tried, gave up in the end....
even once the files were renamed and everything, the images wouldn't show....
I found files that should help to open rmvb file on Leo.
What i've done:
1. I coppied dll's and ax file to windows folder
2. I added registry file to Leo registry
Now media player should open the rmvb file but ... while the file is opening media player is closing .
Any suggestions ? I hope that i write clearly ... My primary language isn't English
What would be the best Windows program/Android app to sync my music from the computer to my phone/tablet? I've have WinAmp and Doubletwist airsync, but I'm still not sure what to use. Can anyone offer a solution for me?
Thanks in advance!
I just use a simple batch file that copies new mp3s to my SD card. It doesn't check for deleted music, but I rarely delete music once I've added it to my collection.
::Copies new MP3s to your music player.
@echo off
:drivecheck
::Where F is the destination drive.
if not exist "F:\" goto faildrive
::Where D:\Music is the local dir containing MP3s. Not needed if batch file is run within local dir.
cd /d "D:\Music"
::Where F:\Music the the destination drive and directory.
xcopy "*.mp3" "F:\Music" /d /y
pause
exit
:faildrive
echo.
echo Please check USB connection or drive letter.
goto drivecheck
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Device: Samsung Galaxy Player 5
OS: Gingerbread.UEKI8
Hello All!!
I am using ES File Explorer to browse files on my PC from my Galaxy Player. Whenever I try to open FLV files it pops up a window asking me to select which application to use.
The problem is, it is only showing me 2 applications: ES Media Player and "Videos." I have installed a player specifically for FLV videos (FLV Player) but that one isn't on the list.
Is the reason FLV Player is not on the list a limitation of ES File Explorer? If yes, can you recommend a network file explorer that supports other players? If no, how do I add more players to the list?
Thank you!!
Jan
Hi,
As you probably know:
-ES Media Player does not support that file type
-If you install FLV Player, it won't show up on the list
But, you can use ES File Explorer and MX Player, because MX Player does support the file type and it will show up on the list.
When you try the typical approach to running the files (whether local or on NAS), ES File Explorer gives a message "Sorry, no application available"
But if you:
-long press on file name
-select 'more'
-select 'open as'
-select 'video'
-select MX Player
The file will play.
Adding support of the players AC3 sound
Description: The contents of this archive adds support AC3 sound _ stock and third-party (eg, MX Player ..) of the players
Extras. Information: Root is necessary for installation
installation:
a) to unpack the archive
b) the contents of the folder etc (archive) we throw a replacement to the folder etc (\ system \ etc)
c) the contents of the lib (archive) throws in the folder lib ( \ system \ lib)
g) can be (but probably do not need) to put rights
d) Reboot the device .. check
This is a literal translation of the author.Taken me from the forum 4pda (Thanks to: Pako777) and corrected by our device. Fit for Tab 10 and Tab 8.
Gratitudes are accepted
Will this work on my SMT330NU? I am unclear of the installation process -what you mean by "throw a replacement to the folder, etc.." This sounds interesting.
rsktkr1 said:
Will this work on my SMT330NU? I am unclear of the installation process -what you mean by "throw a replacement to the folder, etc.." This sounds interesting.
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Sorry my bad English
Explain :Unzip the file on the device.
Copy these files to the replacement of appropriate folders
Set permissions
Reboot