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How to transfer files to/from Sony Walkman MP3 player NW-E003F. (Probably works on other Sony NW-xxx models too.) I did this successfully on Kubuntu 7.04 There is a java program JSymphonic which can transfer the files in the correct way to the Sony media player. (Being a java program it is cross-platform, so should work on Linux, Windows, Mac etc.) (There is another related project NW-E00x Mp3 File Manager which may be worth checking out too This just appears to be an older version. Abandoned?
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) How to run JSymphonic Download JSymphonic 0.2b The file I downloaded is JSymphonic0.2beta.zip Unzip JSymphonic0.2beta.zip somewhere, so you will have a new directory JSymphonic0.2beta/ Open a console (eg. Konsole) and change directory to the above directory. Inside there is a.jar file JSymphonic0.2b.jar Ok, so we have the java application, now we want to run it. So make sure you have a version of Java which is compatible with Sun's 1.6 version. Check your Java version in a console with: java -version It should report: java version '1.6.0' If not, then: Install sun-java6-jre via Adept Roughly following the instructions in this page: Open a console: sudo update-java-alternatives -s java-6-sun Edit /etc/jvm as root: sudo nano /etc/jvm and add to the top the command: /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun Now try to run the application: java -jar JSymphonic0.2b.jar It works!
The JSymphonic application window should open and after specifying the location of the media player (for me it was /media/disk), and the location of the mp3 files on your hard disk, you can transfer and delete files from the Sony media player. (Thankyou JSymphonic!) It was recommended to actually copy the.jar file to the Sony media player, then you carry the program with you wherever you go. As long as the OS you plug into has Java 1.6 installed, you can run JSymphonic. I found that some mp3 tags were not displaying on the Sony player correctly - boxes instead of readable characters. I fixed that by first using Amarok to rewrite the mp3 tag header (just make any small change, eg.
Add a space to the comment tag, then save). After using JSymphonic to transfer the fixed mp3 to the Sony player, it appears correctly. (Thankyou Amarok!) Post back if if the above instructions work or don't work for you for any reason. Hallo tropdoug you don't have to format anything. You don't need to delete anything - that is what JSymphonic does.
Follow the instructions from antonr and then run JSymphonic (you don't have to use the terminal if you dont want to, it can be started with right click - open with 'Sun Java 6 Runtime') JSymphonic dosen't reformat the player, so you should still be able to use it wit SonicStage, although I haven't bothered trying. JSymphonic worked perfectly for me on my NW-E002 and on a friends NW-A1000 (albeit with a error message saying I should use compatible software:)) If you need anymore help, just ask. Thanks for that, ok all steps have been completed, but I have one problem, when I open symphonic, I cannot navigate to where my player is mounted which appears to be at the very top of the tree, alongside my ubuntu filesystem HD and the Windows HD. (see attachment) When I plug the player into a USB port it automatically is mounted there. Some advice on either moving it, or specifying the correct path would help. Also when I downloaded the symphonic program, I put it in a new file I made in my 'Home' folder named 'Downloaded programs' (you can see my windows hangover hey!) so now I have a program installed there. I did not want that to happen, as all I wanted to keep in that folder would be the unpacked packages, so I still haven't worked out what folder on Linux is the equivalent of the 'Programs' folder in windows?
But I guess to keep the integrity of the system, I should install all new programs into the same folder structure, should I not? (I will learn linux, I will learn Linux, I willll.):lolflag.
Thanks for all the feedbacks! About the playlist; In the version of JSymphonic that I originally used (0.2b), the readme lists playlist as a future feature. I notice now that there is a newer alpha version available, which.may. have this feature.
It's worth downloading to read the readme if you're really interested. Otherwise, you could look at the filesystem directly and try to figure out where and how a playlist is stored. I'm afraid I can't help you with that now because it's my friend's player, and he has it! An alternative, constant-time, solution is to simply buy a second player (of different colour), on which you load only meditative music. They are so cheap (I think my friend said it was AUD$30) that this should be a viable solution! Thank-you I've been trying all sorts of things with my NW-E405 which I really love the design of (great for exercise). Jsymphonic worked a treat once I installed the DViD.dat file as per the readme.txt.
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Now I can leave windows behind and be free, free, free. How to transfer files to/from Sony Walkman MP3 player NW-E003F.
(Probably works on other Sony NW-xxx models too.) I did this successfully on Kubuntu 7.04 There is a java program JSymphonic which can transfer the files in the correct way to the Sony media player. (Being a java program it is cross-platform, so should work on Linux, Windows, Mac etc.). I have the Japanese NW-A919 and wanted to try the JSymphony to save some reboots to Windows.
But it seems like there is a problem with the Hardy kernel and the sony player. The automount function of GNOME doesn't work and dmesg says: 7904.836059 usb 4-4.3: new high speed USB device using ehcihcd and address 11 7904.928956 usb 4-4.3: configuration #1 chosen from 1 choice 7904.942477 scsi7: SCSI emulation for USB Mass Storage devices 7904.945713 usb-storage: device found at 11 7904.945719 usb-storage: waiting for device to settle before scanning 7909.843484 usb-storage: device scan complete 7909.844548 scsi 7:0:0:0: Direct-Access SONY WALKMAN 1.00 PQ: 0 ANSI: 0 CCS. 7909.968649 sd 7:0:0:0: sdc 79-byte hardware sectors (16339 MB) 7910.077582 sd 7:0:0:0: sdc Write Protect is off 7910.077590 sd 7:0:0:0: sdc Mode Sense: 00 34 00 00 7910.077594 sd 7:0:0:0: sdc Assuming drive cache: write through 7910.077603 sdc: sdc1 7910.080544 sdc: p1 exceeds device capacity 7910.086095 sd 7:0:0:0: sdc Attached SCSI removable disk 7910.086167 sd 7:0:0:0: Attached scsi generic sg4 type 0 7910.791717 attempt to access beyond end of device 7910.791726 sdc: rw=0, want=, limit=31911936 Has anyone of you experienced similar problems?
Displays 'NO DATA' message. I know the files are there. Hi Khaer, I quickly searched the sourceforge Symphonic forum 'Bug report' and found this thread which discusses a 'NO DATABASE' message. Maybe it is the same?
It has a possible solution of deleting some of the files (particular files used for indexing etc) in the player and then using Symphonic to recreate the database. (I would try to back up the files first.) It's not guaranteed, but maybe that will work for you. I have the Japanese NW-A919 and wanted to try the JSymphony to save some reboots to Windows. But it seems like there is a problem with the Hardy kernel and the sony player. The automount function of GNOME doesn't work and dmesg says: 7904.836059 usb 4-4.3: new high speed USB device using ehcihcd and address 11 7904.928956 usb 4-4.3: configuration #1 chosen from 1 choice 7904.942477 scsi7: SCSI emulation for USB Mass Storage devices 7904.945713 usb-storage: device found at 11 7904.945719 usb-storage: waiting for device to settle before scanning 7909.843484 usb-storage: device scan complete 7909.844548 scsi 7:0:0:0: Direct-Access SONY WALKMAN 1.00 PQ: 0 ANSI: 0 CCS.
7909.968649 sd 7:0:0:0: sdc 79-byte hardware sectors (16339 MB) 7910.077582 sd 7:0:0:0: sdc Write Protect is off 7910.077590 sd 7:0:0:0: sdc Mode Sense: 00 34 00 00 7910.077594 sd 7:0:0:0: sdc Assuming drive cache: write through 7910.077603 sdc: sdc1 7910.080544 sdc: p1 exceeds device capacity 7910.086095 sd 7:0:0:0: sdc Attached SCSI removable disk 7910.086167 sd 7:0:0:0: Attached scsi generic sg4 type 0 7910.791717 attempt to access beyond end of device 7910.791726 sdc: rw=0, want=, limit=31911936 Has anyone of you experienced similar problems? My sony does not mount and I can't find it it's like it is not detected at all. Any hints I can try? Thanks for all the feedbacks!
About the playlist; In the version of JSymphonic that I originally used (0.2b), the readme lists playlist as a future feature. I notice now that there is a newer alpha version available, which.may. have this feature. It's worth downloading to read the readme if you're really interested. Otherwise, you could look at the filesystem directly and try to figure out where and how a playlist is stored. I'm afraid I can't help you with that now because it's my friend's player, and he has it!
An alternative, constant-time, solution is to simply buy a second player (of different colour), on which you load only meditative music. They are so cheap (I think my friend said it was AUD$30) that this should be a viable solution! This thread?: i ran into the playlist problem just the other day.
I wanted to put together a set of workout music, copied everything into a folder, and when i tried to transfer the files, they all got split up.:( so. I thought i was going to be clever and make a workaround, changing the ID3 tags with Ex Falso. I changed artist to 'various artists', and album to 'workout mix 1'.
And from in JSymphonic, it appeared to work, but on the device itself i could never get to the new album i'd created. So i thought maybe i'd messed up the database or something by not fiddling with the tracks. Tried to delete my additions, but although JSymphonic says it deletes, the files never seemed to leave the device. Set the tracks in Ex Falso, tried to import again, and still they appear to be there, but the device won't let me select my new album. Any ideas on what i may be leaving out here? I haven't tried resetting the device yet. I have no idea what is causing this but I can only transfer some of my music.
If I click 'import' then 'apply' then it indicates that the music has been added to my Sony Walkman A806. On pressing 'ok', where I should then see a list of my music beneath the usb icon, there is nothing. And if I open up my walkman then it shows the songs but it wont let me play them. But some of the songs do play and show up as being on the player when transfering. So it obviously works with some files but not others. Wow tbc eu retail keygen for mac. I'm JSymphonic main developer, I have just discover this topic.
Since I found many topics talking about SonicStage, Sony's player under Linux or whatsoever refering to JSymphonic, I created a topic to talk about it here (Please consider that I've just released a new version (0.3.0a1) for Christmas. All bug reports should now refer to this version. Concerning what you said here before: - for the problem in exporting files, first try the lastest version, and if the bug is still present, do you know if initial title format was Atrac or Mp3? Can you send me a file which is not playable (nicolascardoso at users sourceforge.net).
we didn't enable donation, if you want to thank us, support us, test, talk about us.:-) - project page: - problem with 'split artists', I will shortly improve the 'read tag feature' so that it could be possible to read info from folder structure instead of tag, it should resolve the problem. intelligent fonctions (present on some device, like nw-s70x) are not yet implemented, this is planned after cover and playlist support. This was pretty easy in lucid with a new sony nwz-e344. First I opened synaptic (sudo synaptic), did a quick search for java runtime, selected sun-java6-jre, the dependencies were automatically loaded, then sudo apt-get install jsymphonic to install jsymphonic.
(Edit: At some point in the install I was directed by another page to sudo apt-get install ffmpeg, not sure if this was needed for success.) Then I plugged the walkman into the usb, made sure the WALKMAN's files were uppercase, and that it was mounted properly to /media, then opened jsymphonic from Applications/Accessories, input the correct path to the mounted WALKMAN (/media/WALKMAN for me), and began managing music with drag and drop. I placed different folders into the WALKMAN/MUSIC folder, and the sony device seems to recognize and differentiate them pretty much as you would expect for playlists, and I just navigate to music/folders on the device.
All said, it was probably as easy to get this going out-of-the box using linux as it would have been under winblows.
Actually, there might be a solution. The new Sony minidisc recorder/player (MZ-RH1), which I've got, has a Mac application, but I'm not sure if it is used to encode CDs and then transfer. Now, it might work with your A1000 as it is not listed in the supported models, but couldn't hurt to try. excellent forum there so maybe someone can help. Finally, STICK WITH THE SONY.
I've used countless iPods, some even with high-end IEMs (in-ear monitors) and any recent Sony DAP from the past five years beats any iPod hands down in terms of sound quality. At least that's been my experience. I will admit that the most recent iPod (5th Gen, correct?) is much better than the earlier versions, but still nothing like any Sony I've owned/used. I own two minidisc recorders/players and the NW-HD5.
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