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Headphoneus Supremus
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I was reading up about how even the latest iteration of Kenwood players come bundled with some Kenwood Media Application. In a review of the HD20GA9, it was said that a PC could recognize the Kenwood player as a disk drive, but like the iPod or Toshiba Gigabeat, drag-and-drop files are not instantly recognized.
This could be a problem for me as I'm really interested in a HD30GB9, but use Linux. I suppose I could try using Wine with it, but I don't want to take the (fairly high) chance of it not working (and thereby end up wasting $500, if only for a while). This is pretty much a deal-breaker.
So, for the HD10 and HD30, is the KMA still absolutely necessary to transfer files and play them back on the device?
If so, no biggie, guess I'll get a new portable amp then.
This could be a problem for me as I'm really interested in a HD30GB9, but use Linux. I suppose I could try using Wine with it, but I don't want to take the (fairly high) chance of it not working (and thereby end up wasting $500, if only for a while). This is pretty much a deal-breaker.
So, for the HD10 and HD30, is the KMA still absolutely necessary to transfer files and play them back on the device?
If so, no biggie, guess I'll get a new portable amp then.