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last edited by BillSeitz on Mar 24, 2008 11:45 am

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iriver_H10_series

http://www.misticriver.net/wiki/index.php/H10

I bought a 20GB refurb.

Now I have to get it to work with my , since the bundled software is only.

There's an [EasyH10] app. And there was recently a Cocoa version posted.

But it doesn't seem to be working for me... the mounting isn't happening.

Ah, it turns out the "[UMS] trick" is necessary: use paperclick on the Reset button, then hold Select button then press powerUp until get "Emergency Connect" message on screen then let go. Then it showed up as a Volume.

I can just copy folders of music over.

But then I can only play them through the Browser, which seems a bit clunky...

Ah, now I run [EasyH10], and Rebuild the Database. That looks like it did something....

Made a playlist in , exported to , ran against an online to convert to m3u. Ah, the tutorial says to copy that folder onto the H10 down inside the Music folder.

Then found that the H10 doesn't like directories with an apostrophe in it. So renamed a folder, tweaked the playlist again.

Then found that I needed to manually create a Playlists directory on the H10!

It ended up finally creating the Playlist file, but somehow it ends up getting overwritten by an empty (except for header) file. While the H10 is connected over , I can open the file and read real content, but once I disconnect (without saving the file I just sniffed in), the playlist doesn't seem to contain anything (browsing with the H10 interface), then when I reconnect over the file is empty again.

There's a port underway

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