Sweet Spot
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Actually, it's not that odd. Problem is, no one company has tried to make the effort thus far, to have this kind of program or feature for the IHP. I do totally blame this on the Iriver people. They're really uncooperative towards people who approach them in hopes of being able to obtain source code to do things that Iriver themselves refuse to do. It's really farked.
However, the J.River devs are working on this. If you look at Media Center, you'll see that it supoorts multiple DAP's which is very promising. Not to mention the fast progress they've already shown us in the past couple weeks with WMDM Iriver products.
Also take into consideration that Apple had this in mind from the start and that the iPod has been around longer than the IHP line... I don't see Iriver creating a similar program, simply because they lack the programming talent to do so, and they refuse to spend the money on outsourcing. If they were to hire some people from India...it would be done in a heartbeat, but they're way too cheap to ever do such a thing. If this wasn't the truth, we'd see all current bugs on the IHP fixed and so on.
So until some 3rd party vendor steps in (like the J. River dudes), we're stuck with LYRIC SUPPORT. Yay.
However, the J.River devs are working on this. If you look at Media Center, you'll see that it supoorts multiple DAP's which is very promising. Not to mention the fast progress they've already shown us in the past couple weeks with WMDM Iriver products.
Also take into consideration that Apple had this in mind from the start and that the iPod has been around longer than the IHP line... I don't see Iriver creating a similar program, simply because they lack the programming talent to do so, and they refuse to spend the money on outsourcing. If they were to hire some people from India...it would be done in a heartbeat, but they're way too cheap to ever do such a thing. If this wasn't the truth, we'd see all current bugs on the IHP fixed and so on.
So until some 3rd party vendor steps in (like the J. River dudes), we're stuck with LYRIC SUPPORT. Yay.