Carl Lucas wrote:
> Installed Gnomad2 and can transfer files between my Dell DJ and the
> computer. I can, by using Gnomad2, play the songs off the DJ but it has
> to be connected to the headset or a set of external speakers, not the
> system speakers. How can I get the DJ to play the songs through the
> system speakers? Or can't that be done?

As long as you play with the DJ, you have to use it's sound-output, if you
want to use the computers sound-output, then you need to play them on the
computer.


> I know that using RealPlayer in Windows I can transfer and play files
> off the DJ. Can you do this using the Linux version (I have 10.0.7.785
> gold)?

If you can access the files as if the DJ was a external harddrive, then as
long as it's not DRM protected songs. Otherwise, no.


//Aho

J.O. Aho wrote:
> Carl Lucas wrote:
>> Installed Gnomad2 and can transfer files between my Dell DJ and the
>> computer. I can, by using Gnomad2, play the songs off the DJ but it has
>> to be connected to the headset or a set of external speakers, not the
>> system speakers. How can I get the DJ to play the songs through the
>> system speakers? Or can't that be done?
>
> As long as you play with the DJ, you have to use it's sound-output, if
> you want to use the computers sound-output, then you need to play them
> on the computer.
>
>
>> I know that using RealPlayer in Windows I can transfer and play files
>> off the DJ. Can you do this using the Linux version (I have 10.0.7.785
>> gold)?
>
> If you can access the files as if the DJ was a external harddrive, then
> as long as it's not DRM protected songs. Otherwise, no.
>
>
> //Aho

The DJ is connected USB. Do you know how I can access it in RealPlayer?
The only "external" device in RealPlayer is the floppy. Other file
locations are my hard drive.

Carl Lucas wrote:

> The DJ is connected USB. Do you know how I can access it in RealPlayer?
> The only "external" device in RealPlayer is the floppy. Other file
> locations are my hard drive.


There are two major types, UMS and MTP. UMS is the one I think is the best
way, but thanks to Microsoft MTP seems to gain ground and your DJ seems to be
one of those. There seems to be a solution that works in linux that is called
libnjb and if I have understod things right would allow you to mount the
filesystem more like if it had been UMS.

Check libnjb.sourceforge.net for more info.



//Aho