Jetshell feature request

[eXity]

Hi JetAudio,

I had an idea today! If we can't upload our mp3s to the computer you might as well give us a different feature!

Let's introduce something like a media directory. You just define the directory where all your mp3s are located. JetShell scans them and remembers the names of the mp3s.

When you connect your iAudio and you just go throgh the 4 folders quickly and add/remoce some songs. Now, if you can't remeber what the song was like you just double klick on it quickly and JetShell automatically looks it up n the media directory and plays it for you. That would be really cool!

Another nice feature would be that you can actually go on working while a file is transferring to the iAudio. By this I mean that you can put more songs in the queue and they will then automatically start transferring after the other file has finished!

Thanks! :D

[Zipper]

Yep i totally agree with u. thats the features jetshell needs.
as for the player itself:
could u add clock to the next models?
alarm?
RDS (Radio Data System for VHF/FM broadcasting)?
Reminder (runs the certain voice message at the certain time. I.E Im listening to music when the player says "14.15 Dont forget to call mom" and then continues to play music)
could u make player automaticly switch from FM to MP3 mode after the radio signal is being lost for longer than lets say 3 seconds? cuz every time i enter underground i have to switch to MP3 manually. that would be really great feature. maybe it could turn back to FM mode when the signal is being received aswell? well I suppose there r only few of us who would need that but anyway...

[thek]

Hi JetAudio,

I had an idea today! If we can't upload our mp3s to the computer you might as well give us a different feature!


Well, you can upload mp3 from the CW300 to your computer...just add "/8732" in the shortcut to the jetShell executable. :-)

A clock would be a very nice feature and a stop watch would also be nice to have since I use my CW300 when I'm running.

[bhuddle]

eXity,
Wow, thanks for having this information on this board - /8732 after the executable - sorry, was that in my manual somewhere? Must have missed it. Actually, I was surprised that Cowon was still in business since this particular 3-year old MP3 player came with some of the crappiest software I've ever used. Good thing support folks and fellow users are out here picking up the slack for the incompetant programmers who actually supposedly earn their living writing the code for this stuff.

- Brian