Semi-OT: Music players /w flash and playlists

[Tyler Aviss]

I've considered that, however one thing I've noticed with people who
have media-phones is that they tend to be chronically low on
batteries. It would be nice to reduce my gadget count, but I think I'd
prefer to keep my mp3 player (which is small and just clips onto my
pants anyhow) separate from my phone for now since during long
coding/driving sessions I'm usually playing music for hours on end.


Cheers,

TJA

On 8/9/07, Kareem Shehata <kareem-d+8TeBu5bOew5LPnMra/2Q at public.gmane.org> wrote:
> On Thu, 2007-08-09 at 09:46 -0700, Tyler Aviss wrote:
> > Rather than a linux app, I'm looking for something portable that will
> > handle a SD cards but still supports playlists. In a pinch, supporting
> > directories and allowing me to skip between them easily would work as
> > well, but playlists would be best.
>
> I personally use my Nokia phone for this.  The new ones come with some
> crappy "Nokia Music Manager" that doesn't work for anything, but the old
> ones just used directories.  The mini or micro-SD cards they use usually
> come with an adapter to normal SD.  Also means carying around one less
> gadget!
>
> -kms
>
>
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