Re: using jfw and media player 11 to transfer content to a portable device

  • From: "G.W. Cox" <gwcox2@xxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: <jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Sat, 14 Mar 2009 16:26:11 -0600

The shorter way of doing it on the Olympus DS-50 and a few other players is to copy and paste the music files into the folder which you can access via my computer or Windows Explorer. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Patrick Davis" <pdavis07@xxxxxxxxx>

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Subject: Re: using jfw and media player 11 to transfer content to a portable device


On 3/14/09, Dave <dave.mehler@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello,
I'm trying to look for someone who has done this as it seems very
involved. I've got some mp3's that i want to transfer to a digital recorder,
the docs state that this has to be done with windows media player 11. I'm
using jfw10.
Any help appreciated.
Thanks.
Dave.


David Mehler (MCP,Network+,A+)
dave.mehler@xxxxxxxxx

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Dave,
    I am using Jaws 8, but here's how I do it.  I have an Olympus
DS40, which has to use Windows Media Player to transfer files.  Make a
playlist of your MP3s, which you can do by going through Windows Media
Player's playlist editor, or by finding the files through Explorer,
going into the context menu, and selecting the "Add to Windows Media
Player" option.  This will add the file to the playlist, which will
cause WMP to start up.  Once you are done with your playlist, do the
following.
    Tab through the Windows Media Player options until you get to
"Psync Menu."  Hit the spacebar, which brings up the menu.  Down arrow
to the option which says, "Psync 'now playing' to DVR," the 'now
playing' referring to the playlist you have just created.  Hit enter
on it, and the process should start.  WMP doesn't tell you when the
process is completed, or maybe I just haven't figured it out.  But,
the psync shouldn't take more than a few minutes max.
    Also, the "Psync to DVR" option can also be executed within the
menu by pressing Y.

    I'm not sure what digital recorder you have, but this should
hopefully work for you.  It took me a little while to figure it out,
and there may be a shorter way of doing it that I'm not aware of.
Sorry for the lengthy instructions, and I hope you didn't find them
too confusing.

    Good luck.

Pat
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