In message <3760656e4f.Chris@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> C J Craig <Chris@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > In message <2848606e4f.MThompson@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> > Matthew Thompson <mt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> Thanks for all the comments and help on this subject, but the obvious >> conclusion from this that it's practically impossible to find a really >> good MP3 player for use with RISC OS, unless you can physically plug >> it and see what happens there is no way in the world of actually >> knowing if it will work. >> I thought this Sony one would work but I was wrong, so I have decided >> to give up with MP3 players on RISC OS and will use my PC for this >> task now, shame as I like using !Musicman and !IIDTagEd, as it just >> isn't practical anymore, i'd love to be proved wrong and be able to >> use a new MP3 player but it doesn't look like happening. >> Cheers >> Matthew > I have several that work fine with Iyonix. The most useful is one > available from Woolworths (£14) It takes SD cards & an AAA battery - > great for long flights. Just change card & battery when needed. Not > stylish, Not much track info. > Tesco also did one by Technika 256mb. > Also one from Super drug in Stylish Pink! 1g mp3 with video. Lithium > rechargeable mod AS-M41 (£14) Is it only in pink ? I found one on their website which seemed to be only 256mb , 1GB one would be very good. Believe me the last thing I want to do is have to use the PC, the RISC OS environment is so much better, i'll have to have a look at that then. Perhaps I don't have to give up then ! cheers Matthew -- Message sent from an IYONIX www.iyonix.com Using RISC OS 5 : RISC OS Open Ltd www.riscosopen.co.uk --- To alter your preferences or leave the group, visit //www.freelists.org/list/iyonix-support Other info via //www.freelists.org/webpage/iyonix-support