[ubuntu-uk] For folks on Ubuntu with sony walkmans

[Markie]

Correct, it will work on windows too. Ive not tried it myself, but as its a
java app it should work on any OS with java installed. Ive loaded the java
app onto the stick itself and it runs like this;

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curtis at Homer:/media/disk$ ls
JSymphonic  OMGAUDIO  skeptoid-4187.mp3

curtis at Homer:/media/disk$ cd JSymphonic/

curtis at Homer:/media/disk/JSymphonic$ ls

JSymphonic_0.3.0beta.zip  JSymphonic_v0.3.0b.jar  JSymphonic.xml
README_v0.3.0b.html

curtis at Homer:/media/disk/JSymphonic$ java -jar JSymphonic_v0.3.0b.jar

15-Apr-2010 11:16:00 org.danizmax.jsymphonic.gui.SettingsHandler
startDocument
INFO: Reading file /media/disk/JSymphonic/JSymphonic.xml...!
15-Apr-2010 11:16:00 org.danizmax.jsymphonic.gui.SettingsHandler endDocument
INFO: Done reading file

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Thanks

Mark

On 15 April 2010 10:09, Rob Beard <rob at esdelle.co.uk> wrote:

> On 15/04/10 09:31, Markie wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > Some of you may already know about this, but when I switched over to
> > using Ubuntu a couple of years back I couldnt find an app that managed
> > my Sony Walkman, Sony only supplies their "Sonic Stage" application on
> > Windows. If I remember right, someone on the ubuntu forums recommended
> > this sourceforge project below, which allows you to manage your music
> > via a small a java app. It also has the unique ability of being able to
> > be stored on the player itself so you can use any PC to manage your
> > music. Its a great little application and is another thumbs up to open
> > source.
> >
> > http://symphonic.sourceforge.net/page.php?4
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > Mark
> >
>
> Thanks's for posting that Mark.  The wife has a Network Walkman which
> requires the god awful Sonic Stage software (which luckily still works
> in Windows 7 which is what the wife uses).  I've personally got a couple
> of Minidisc recorders (a NetMD model and a HiMD model).  I'm going to
> give it a try and see what happens (as they both use Sonic Stage).  I'll
> post back if they work or not.
>
> I presume being a Java app it'll also work on Windows?
>
> Ta,
>
> Rob
>
>
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