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post #16 of 18
12/27/11 at 8:21pm

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Originally Posted by ssrock64 View Post

I'm sorry about two posts of mine ago, where I came off as angry. I was attempting at the time to Rockbox my Sansa Clip V1 with out-of-date firmware and Linux causing problems for me. All the suggestions are valid, but I personally think that the FA-003 would fit the OP's preferences better.

 

I blame Rockbox, but I apologize again for coming off as angry.



I wasn't trying to sound rude either, sorry if I did. It's okay we are all making up now! Haha.

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post #17 of 18
12/27/11 at 8:23pm
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np on angry thing just did not want to be the cause of argument ..... i feel your pain on firmware my primary portable music player is my sony mz-m200 minidisc recorder have to keep a computer around with windows xp to run sonicstage for it just to up load new mp3 songs to it ......

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post #18 of 18
12/27/11 at 9:45pm
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Originally Posted by Bocefuss4500 View Post

np on angry thing just did not want to be the cause of argument ..... i feel your pain on firmware my primary portable music player is my sony mz-m200 minidisc recorder have to keep a computer around with windows xp to run sonicstage for it just to up load new mp3 songs to it ......



Yeah, I finally got Rockbox loaded on the my Clip after about two hours of work around 9:30. It's worth it, though, because now I can modify almost every tonal aspect of my music straight from the portable source.

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