Who's Using Their Phone As An MP3 Player?

I use Oggplay since the Music player sucks IMO. I just drag my music folders in via the standard USB file transfer method and hookup my AD-46 with my Panasonic headphones. Piece of cake.
 
I use mainly the internal player (S60v3), but occasionally flip over to OggPlay once in a while -- the built in one works. *shrug* I would welcome a much better one -- I tried XSound but didn't like it at all.

I drag & drop -- I have beyond gigglebytes of DJ mixes from many years, usually ~120meg in size MP3. They're loosely organized on a remote diskage that's plugged into a laptop that feeds into the stereo system, with 'mpd' (http://www.musicpd.org/) and a webUI to control it. So, desktop management is more of a hinderance than a help -- I just jack the phone in, reach across the network and drop whatever I feel like listening to for the next few days onto the microSD.

On a 2gig micro with .5 used for apps, I'll get maybe.... 12? good sized mixes on there and a handful of MP3 singles (or less if I throw a couple videos on the card).
 
;8366106']i dont like to convert my songs, so i just use the default mp3 player on my n73 me

i use the exact same setup as shaolin, ad-41 and black hpm-70s lol... also have an ad-15 adapter if i want to use headphones that arent remote friendly short cable...
 
I have the 2GB miniSD card and justdrag n drop songs....

then open an album and re-arrange the songs and save the playlist so it playsback in the proper order....
 
I'm using 48KBPS HEAAC's encoded with Easy CDDA Etractor.


I just re-encode my 192KBPS WMA's to the HEAAC files and drag and drop them to my N91's HDD.
All id3 tags work fine and all album art in the WMA's are copied over to.

Perfect!
 
Used to use my E60 with a 2gb mem. card but I keep on adding tracks so that I'm running out of space...So I got me a 30gb iPod...
 
Ipod until nokia can throw an 8gb hard drive into the next cmctr or something similar to the N95.....I like having 48 gigs of audio in my pants at one time
 
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