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From: Philip A. <ph...@my...> - 2007-07-07 15:21:40
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mtp-detect-clix2.txt
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Hi,
I have a 4G iRiver clix, and apparently it is different from the clix
that works with the latest (1.5) libmtp builds.
Feeling (somewhat) adventurous, I got it to work by adding
{ "iRiver Clix2", 0x4102, 0x1126,
DEVICE_FLAG_BROKEN_MTPGETOBJPROPLIST | DEVICE_FLAG_NO_ZERO_READS |
DEVICE_FLAG_IRIVER_OGG_ALZHEIMER },
to my libusb-glue.c file (per instructions on the site). I get the
attached output on mtp-detect, but mtp-[anything else] does not work.
any advice on next steps appreciated.
thanks,
Philip
--
Philip Antoniades
Sales Engineering Manager, NA
New York City
718.909.4549
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From: Linus W. <lin...@gm...> - 2007-07-07 20:28:01
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2007/7/7, Philip Antoniades <ph...@my...>:
Hm. @mysql.com, cool...
> Feeling (somewhat) adventurous, I got it to work by adding
> { "iRiver Clix2", 0x4102, 0x1126,
> DEVICE_FLAG_BROKEN_MTPGETOBJPROPLIST | DEVICE_FLAG_NO_ZERO_READS |
> DEVICE_FLAG_IRIVER_OGG_ALZHEIMER },
Ive added this entry to our database in CVS.
Is MTPGETOBJECTPROPLIST really broken on this device? We
have indications of it being fixed on newer models.
Nothing working could indicate that DEVICE_FLAG_NO_ZERO_READS
should be removed too (but could be still required).
And does the new devices still exhibit OGG Alzheimer?
> any advice on next steps appreciated.
You tried removing like all flags?
Also please use the CVS version if you can.
Linus
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From: Philip A. <ph...@my...> - 2007-07-08 04:28:43
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----- "Linus Walleij" <lin...@gm...> wrote:
> 2007/7/7, Philip Antoniades <ph...@my...>:
>=20
> Hm. @mysql.com, cool...
>=20
yeah, proud employee :-)
> > Feeling (somewhat) adventurous, I got it to work by adding
> > { "iRiver Clix2", 0x4102, 0x1126,
> > DEVICE_FLAG_BROKEN_MTPGETOBJPROPLIST | DEVICE_FLAG_NO_ZERO_READS
> |
> > DEVICE_FLAG_IRIVER_OGG_ALZHEIMER },
>=20
> Ive added this entry to our database in CVS.
>=20
> Is MTPGETOBJECTPROPLIST really broken on this device? We
> have indications of it being fixed on newer models.
>=20
> Nothing working could indicate that DEVICE_FLAG_NO_ZERO_READS
> should be removed too (but could be still required).
>=20
> And does the new devices still exhibit OGG Alzheimer?
>=20
no, there was no good reason to use any flag (just went with what was on th=
e original clix entry, IIRC)
> > any advice on next steps appreciated.
>=20
> You tried removing like all flags?
>=20
> Also please use the CVS version if you can.
>=20
Done and done. Using this addition:=20
{ "iRiver Clix2", 0x4102, 0x1126,=20
},
And still testing with mtp-detect... are there any other commands/params I =
should try as well?
So here's the new output:
philip@fredo:~/cvs/libmtp$ mtp-detect libmtp version: 0.1.5
Attempting to connect device(s)
PTP: Opening session
Detect: Successfully connected 1 devices
USB low-level info:
Using kernel interface "usbfs"
bcdUSB: 512
bDeviceClass: 0
bDeviceSubClass: 0
bDeviceProtocol: 0
idVendor: 4102
idProduct: 1126
IN endpoint maxpacket: 512 bytes
OUT endpoint maxpacket: 512 bytes
Device flags: 0x0000001c
Device info:
Manufacturer: iriver
Model: iriver clix
Device version: MTP-1.10-N-ENG
Serial number: AA5562CFC92734313338313818180407
Vendor extension ID: 0x00000006
Vendor extension description: microsoft.com/WMDRMPD: 10.1; microsoft.com=
/WMPPD: 10.0; audible.com: 1.0; microsoft.com/AAVT: 1.0; microsoft.com/WMDR=
MND: 1.0;
Supported operations:
1001: get device info
1002: Open session
1003: Close session
1004: Get storage IDs
1005: Get storage info
1006: Get number of objects
1007: Get object handles
1008: Get object info
1009: Get object
100b: Delete object
100c: Send object info
100d: Send object
100f: Format storage
1014: Get device property description
1015: Get device property value
1016: Set device property value
101b: Get partial object
9801: Get object properties supported
9802: Get object property description
9803: Get object property value
9804: Set object property value
9805: Get object property list
9806: Set object property list
9808: Send object property list
9810: Get object references
9811: Set object references
9101: Get secure time challenge
9102: Get secure time response
9103: Set license response
9104: Get sync list
9105: Send meter challenge query
9106: Get meter challenge
9107: Get meter response
9108: Clean data store
9109: Get license state
910a: Send WMDRM-PD Command
910b: Send WMDRM-PD Request
9201: Report Added/Deleted Items
9170: Open Media Session
9171: Close Media Session
9172: Get Next Data Block
9173: Set Current Time Position
9180: Send Registration Request
9181: Get Registration Response
9182: Get Proximity Challenge
9183: Send Proximity Response
9184: Send WMDRM-ND License Request
9185: Get WMDRM-ND License Response
Events supported:
None.
Device Properties Supported:
0x5001: Battery Level
0xd401: Synchronization Partner
0xd402: Device Friendly Name
0xd405: Device Icon
0xd101: Secure Time
0xd102: Device Certificate
0xd100: Unknown property
Playable File (Object) Types and Object Properties Supported:
3000: Undefined Type
dc01: StorageID UINT32 data type ANY 32BIT VALUE form READ ONLY
dc02: ObjectFormat UINT16 data type ANY 16BIT VALUE form READ ONLY
dc03: ProtectionStatus UINT16 data type enumeration: 0, 1, 32770, 327=
71, READ ONLY
dc04: ObjectSize UINT64 data type READ ONLY
dc07: ObjectFileName STRING data type GET/SET
dc0b: ParentObject UINT32 data type ANY 32BIT VALUE form READ ONLY
dc41: PersistantUniqueObjectIdentifier UINT128 data type READ ONLY
dc44: Name STRING data type GET/SET
dc4f: NonConsumable UINT8 data type enumeration: 0, 1, GET/SET
dc08: DateCreated STRING data type READ ONLY
3001: Association/Directory
dc01: StorageID UINT32 data type ANY 32BIT VALUE form READ ONLY
dc02: ObjectFormat UINT16 data type ANY 16BIT VALUE form READ ONLY
dc03: ProtectionStatus UINT16 data type enumeration: 0, 1, 32770, 327=
71, READ ONLY
dc04: ObjectSize UINT64 data type READ ONLY
dc07: ObjectFileName STRING data type GET/SET
dc0b: ParentObject UINT32 data type ANY 32BIT VALUE form READ ONLY
dc41: PersistantUniqueObjectIdentifier UINT128 data type READ ONLY
dc44: Name STRING data type GET/SET
dc4f: NonConsumable UINT8 data type enumeration: 0, 1, GET/SET
dc08: DateCreated STRING data type READ ONLY
3004: Text
dc01: StorageID UINT32 data type ANY 32BIT VALUE form READ ONLY
dc02: ObjectFormat UINT16 data type ANY 16BIT VALUE form READ ONLY
dc03: ProtectionStatus UINT16 data type enumeration: 0, 1, 32770, 327=
71, READ ONLY
dc04: ObjectSize UINT64 data type READ ONLY
dc07: ObjectFileName STRING data type GET/SET
dc0b: ParentObject UINT32 data type ANY 32BIT VALUE form READ ONLY
dc41: PersistantUniqueObjectIdentifier UINT128 data type READ ONLY
dc44: Name STRING data type GET/SET
dc4f: NonConsumable UINT8 data type enumeration: 0, 1, GET/SET
dc08: DateCreated STRING data type READ ONLY
3009: MP3
dc01: StorageID UINT32 data type ANY 32BIT VALUE form READ ONLY
dc02: ObjectFormat UINT16 data type ANY 16BIT VALUE form READ ONLY
dc03: ProtectionStatus UINT16 data type enumeration: 0, 1, 32770, 327=
71, READ ONLY
dc04: ObjectSize UINT64 data type READ ONLY
dc07: ObjectFileName STRING data type GET/SET
dc0b: ParentObject UINT32 data type ANY 32BIT VALUE form READ ONLY
dc41: PersistantUniqueObjectIdentifier UINT128 data type READ ONLY
dc44: Name STRING data type GET/SET
dc4f: NonConsumable UINT8 data type enumeration: 0, 1, GET/SET
dc08: DateCreated STRING data type READ ONLY
dc46: Artist STRING data type GET/SET
dc8b: Track UINT16 data type ANY 16BIT VALUE form GET/SET
dc8c: Genre STRING data type GET/SET
dc9a: AlbumName STRING data type GET/SET
de93: SampleRate UINT32 data type enumeration: 8000, 11025, 12000, 16=
000, 22050, 24000, 32000, 44100, 48000, READ ONLY
de94: NumberOfChannels UINT16 data type enumeration: 1, 2, GET/SET
de9a: AudioBitRate UINT32 data type range: MIN 8000, MAX 320000, STEP=
1 READ ONLY
de99: AudioWAVECodec UINT32 data type enumeration: 85, 353, READ ONL=
Y
dc89: Duration UINT32 data type range: MIN 0, MAX 10000000, STEP 1 GE=
T/SET
dc8a: Rating UINT16 data type range: MIN 0, MAX 100, STEP 1 GET/SET
dc91: UseCount UINT32 data type ANY 32BIT VALUE form GET/SET
dc99: OriginalReleaseDate STRING data type GET/SET
dc9b: AlbumArtist STRING data type GET/SET
d901: BuyFlag UINT8 data type ANY 8BIT VALUE form GET/SET
300a: MS AVI
dc01: StorageID UINT32 data type ANY 32BIT VALUE form READ ONLY
dc02: ObjectFormat UINT16 data type ANY 16BIT VALUE form READ ONLY
dc03: ProtectionStatus UINT16 data type enumeration: 0, 1, 32770, 327=
71, READ ONLY
dc04: ObjectSize UINT64 data type READ ONLY
dc07: ObjectFileName STRING data type GET/SET
dc0b: ParentObject UINT32 data type ANY 32BIT VALUE form READ ONLY
dc41: PersistantUniqueObjectIdentifier UINT128 data type READ ONLY
dc44: Name STRING data type GET/SET
dc4f: NonConsumable UINT8 data type enumeration: 0, 1, GET/SET
dc08: DateCreated STRING data type READ ONLY
de93: SampleRate UINT32 data type enumeration: 44100, READ ONLY
de9a: AudioBitRate UINT32 data type range: MIN 8000, MAX 320000, STEP=
1 READ ONLY
de99: AudioWAVECodec UINT32 data type enumeration: 85, READ ONLY
dc87: Width UINT32 data type range: MIN 128, MAX 320, STEP 16 GET/SET
dc88: Height UINT32 data type range: MIN 128, MAX 240, STEP 16 GET/SE=
T
de91: TotalBitRate UINT32 data type range: MIN 16000, MAX 2320000, ST=
EP 1 READ ONLY
de9b: VideoFourCCCodec UINT32 data type enumeration: 1482049860, GET=
/SET
de9c: VideoBitRate UINT32 data type range: MIN 8000, MAX 2000000, STE=
P 1 GET/SET
de9d: FramesPerThousandSeconds UINT32 data type enumeration: 5000, 60=
00, 7000, 8000, 9000, 10000, 11000, 12000, 13000, 14000, 15000, 16000, 1700=
0, 18000, 19000, 20000, 21000, 22000, 23000, 24000, 25000, 26000, 27000, 28=
000, 29000, 29970, 30000, GET/SET
dea1: EncodingProfile STRING data type GET/SET
300c: ASF
dc01: StorageID UINT32 data type ANY 32BIT VALUE form READ ONLY
dc02: ObjectFormat UINT16 data type ANY 16BIT VALUE form READ ONLY
dc03: ProtectionStatus UINT16 data type enumeration: 0, 1, 32770, 327=
71, READ ONLY
dc04: ObjectSize UINT64 data type READ ONLY
dc07: ObjectFileName STRING data type GET/SET
dc0b: ParentObject UINT32 data type ANY 32BIT VALUE form READ ONLY
dc41: PersistantUniqueObjectIdentifier UINT128 data type READ ONLY
dc44: Name STRING data type GET/SET
dc4f: NonConsumable UINT8 data type enumeration: 0, 1, GET/SET
dc08: DateCreated STRING data type READ ONLY
dc46: Artist STRING data type GET/SET
dc8b: Track UINT16 data type ANY 16BIT VALUE form GET/SET
dc8c: Genre STRING data type GET/SET
dc9a: AlbumName STRING data type GET/SET
de93: SampleRate UINT32 data type enumeration: 8000, 11025, 12000, 16=
000, 22050, 24000, 32000, 44100, 48000, READ ONLY
de94: NumberOfChannels UINT16 data type enumeration: 1, 2, GET/SET
de9a: AudioBitRate UINT32 data type range: MIN 8000, MAX 320000, STEP=
1 READ ONLY
de99: AudioWAVECodec UINT32 data type enumeration: 85, 353, READ ONL=
Y
dc89: Duration UINT32 data type range: MIN 0, MAX 10000000, STEP 1 GE=
T/SET
dc8a: Rating UINT16 data type range: MIN 0, MAX 100, STEP 1 GET/SET
dc91: UseCount UINT32 data type ANY 32BIT VALUE form GET/SET
dc99: OriginalReleaseDate STRING data type GET/SET
dc9b: AlbumArtist STRING data type GET/SET
d901: BuyFlag UINT8 data type ANY 8BIT VALUE form GET/SET
3801: JPEG
dc01: StorageID UINT32 data type ANY 32BIT VALUE form READ ONLY
dc02: ObjectFormat UINT16 data type ANY 16BIT VALUE form READ ONLY
dc03: ProtectionStatus UINT16 data type enumeration: 0, 1, 32770, 327=
71, READ ONLY
dc04: ObjectSize UINT64 data type READ ONLY
dc07: ObjectFileName STRING data type GET/SET
dc0b: ParentObject UINT32 data type ANY 32BIT VALUE form READ ONLY
dc41: PersistantUniqueObjectIdentifier UINT128 data type READ ONLY
dc44: Name STRING data type GET/SET
dc4f: NonConsumable UINT8 data type enumeration: 0, 1, GET/SET
dc08: DateCreated STRING data type READ ONLY
dc87: Width UINT32 data type range: MIN 0, MAX 320, STEP 1 GET/SET
dc88: Height UINT32 data type range: MIN 0, MAX 240, STEP 1 GET/SET
dc81: RepresentativeSampleFormat UINT16 data type enumeration: 14337,=
GET/SET
dc83: RepresentativeSampleHeight UINT32 data type range: MIN 74, MAX =
75, STEP 1 GET/SET
dc84: RepresentativeSampleWidth UINT32 data type range: MIN 99, MAX 1=
00, STEP 1 GET/SET
dc86: RepresentativeSampleData array of UINT8 data type ANY 8BIT VALU=
E form GET/SET
b901: WMA
dc01: StorageID UINT32 data type ANY 32BIT VALUE form READ ONLY
dc02: ObjectFormat UINT16 data type ANY 16BIT VALUE form READ ONLY
dc03: ProtectionStatus UINT16 data type enumeration: 0, 1, 32770, 327=
71, READ ONLY
dc04: ObjectSize UINT64 data type READ ONLY
dc07: ObjectFileName STRING data type GET/SET
dc0b: ParentObject UINT32 data type ANY 32BIT VALUE form READ ONLY
dc41: PersistantUniqueObjectIdentifier UINT128 data type READ ONLY
dc44: Name STRING data type GET/SET
dc4f: NonConsumable UINT8 data type enumeration: 0, 1, GET/SET
dc08: DateCreated STRING data type READ ONLY
dc46: Artist STRING data type GET/SET
dc8b: Track UINT16 data type ANY 16BIT VALUE form GET/SET
dc8c: Genre STRING data type GET/SET
dc9a: AlbumName STRING data type GET/SET
de93: SampleRate UINT32 data type enumeration: 8000, 11025, 12000, 16=
000, 22050, 24000, 32000, 44100, 48000, READ ONLY
de94: NumberOfChannels UINT16 data type enumeration: 1, 2, GET/SET
de9a: AudioBitRate UINT32 data type range: MIN 8000, MAX 320000, STEP=
1 READ ONLY
de99: AudioWAVECodec UINT32 data type enumeration: 85, 353, READ ONL=
Y
dc89: Duration UINT32 data type range: MIN 0, MAX 10000000, STEP 1 GE=
T/SET
dc8a: Rating UINT16 data type range: MIN 0, MAX 100, STEP 1 GET/SET
dc91: UseCount UINT32 data type ANY 32BIT VALUE form GET/SET
dc99: OriginalReleaseDate STRING data type GET/SET
dc9b: AlbumArtist STRING data type GET/SET
d901: BuyFlag UINT8 data type ANY 8BIT VALUE form GET/SET
b902: OGG
dc01: StorageID UINT32 data type ANY 32BIT VALUE form READ ONLY
dc02: ObjectFormat UINT16 data type ANY 16BIT VALUE form READ ONLY
dc03: ProtectionStatus UINT16 data type enumeration: 0, 1, 32770, 327=
71, READ ONLY
dc04: ObjectSize UINT64 data type READ ONLY
dc07: ObjectFileName STRING data type GET/SET
dc0b: ParentObject UINT32 data type ANY 32BIT VALUE form READ ONLY
dc41: PersistantUniqueObjectIdentifier UINT128 data type READ ONLY
dc44: Name STRING data type GET/SET
dc4f: NonConsumable UINT8 data type enumeration: 0, 1, GET/SET
dc08: DateCreated STRING data type READ ONLY
dc46: Artist STRING data type GET/SET
dc8b: Track UINT16 data type ANY 16BIT VALUE form GET/SET
dc8c: Genre STRING data type GET/SET
dc9a: AlbumName STRING data type GET/SET
de93: SampleRate UINT32 data type enumeration: 8000, 11025, 12000, 16=
000, 22050, 24000, 32000, 44100, 48000, READ ONLY
de94: NumberOfChannels UINT16 data type enumeration: 1, 2, GET/SET
de9a: AudioBitRate UINT32 data type range: MIN 8000, MAX 320000, STEP=
1 READ ONLY
de99: AudioWAVECodec UINT32 data type enumeration: 85, 353, READ ONL=
Y
dc89: Duration UINT32 data type range: MIN 0, MAX 10000000, STEP 1 GE=
T/SET
dc8a: Rating UINT16 data type range: MIN 0, MAX 100, STEP 1 GET/SET
dc91: UseCount UINT32 data type ANY 32BIT VALUE form GET/SET
dc99: OriginalReleaseDate STRING data type GET/SET
dc9b: AlbumArtist STRING data type GET/SET
d901: BuyFlag UINT8 data type ANY 8BIT VALUE form GET/SET
b904: Audible.com Codec
dc01: StorageID UINT32 data type ANY 32BIT VALUE form READ ONLY
dc02: ObjectFormat UINT16 data type ANY 16BIT VALUE form READ ONLY
dc03: ProtectionStatus UINT16 data type enumeration: 0, 1, 32770, 327=
71, READ ONLY
dc04: ObjectSize UINT64 data type READ ONLY
dc07: ObjectFileName STRING data type GET/SET
dc0b: ParentObject UINT32 data type ANY 32BIT VALUE form READ ONLY
dc41: PersistantUniqueObjectIdentifier UINT128 data type READ ONLY
dc44: Name STRING data type GET/SET
dc4f: NonConsumable UINT8 data type enumeration: 0, 1, GET/SET
dc08: DateCreated STRING data type READ ONLY
dc46: Artist STRING data type GET/SET
dc8b: Track UINT16 data type ANY 16BIT VALUE form GET/SET
dc8c: Genre STRING data type GET/SET
dc9a: AlbumName STRING data type GET/SET
de93: SampleRate UINT32 data type enumeration: 8000, 11025, 12000, 16=
000, 22050, 24000, 32000, 44100, 48000, READ ONLY
de94: NumberOfChannels UINT16 data type enumeration: 1, 2, GET/SET
de9a: AudioBitRate UINT32 data type range: MIN 8000, MAX 320000, STEP=
1 READ ONLY
de99: AudioWAVECodec UINT32 data type enumeration: 85, 353, READ ONL=
Y
dc89: Duration UINT32 data type range: MIN 0, MAX 10000000, STEP 1 GE=
T/SET
dc8a: Rating UINT16 data type range: MIN 0, MAX 100, STEP 1 GET/SET
dc91: UseCount UINT32 data type ANY 32BIT VALUE form GET/SET
dc99: OriginalReleaseDate STRING data type GET/SET
dc9b: AlbumArtist STRING data type GET/SET
d901: BuyFlag UINT8 data type ANY 8BIT VALUE form GET/SET
da00: unknown(da00) UINT32 data type enumeration: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6=
, 7, 8, GET/SET
da01: unknown(da01) STRING data type GET/SET
da02: unknown(da02) UINT32 data type ANY 32BIT VALUE form GET/SET
da03: unknown(da03) UINT16 data type enumeration: 0, 0, GET/SET
b981: WMV
dc01: StorageID UINT32 data type ANY 32BIT VALUE form READ ONLY
dc02: ObjectFormat UINT16 data type ANY 16BIT VALUE form READ ONLY
dc03: ProtectionStatus UINT16 data type enumeration: 0, 1, 32770, 327=
71, READ ONLY
dc04: ObjectSize UINT64 data type READ ONLY
dc07: ObjectFileName STRING data type GET/SET
dc0b: ParentObject UINT32 data type ANY 32BIT VALUE form READ ONLY
dc41: PersistantUniqueObjectIdentifier UINT128 data type READ ONLY
dc44: Name STRING data type GET/SET
dc4f: NonConsumable UINT8 data type enumeration: 0, 1, GET/SET
dc08: DateCreated STRING data type READ ONLY
de93: SampleRate UINT32 data type enumeration: 44100, READ ONLY
de9a: AudioBitRate UINT32 data type range: MIN 8000, MAX 320000, STEP=
1 READ ONLY
de99: AudioWAVECodec UINT32 data type enumeration: 353, READ ONLY
dc87: Width UINT32 data type range: MIN 128, MAX 320, STEP 16 GET/SET
dc88: Height UINT32 data type range: MIN 128, MAX 240, STEP 16 GET/SE=
T
de91: TotalBitRate UINT32 data type range: MIN 16000, MAX 1088000, ST=
EP 1 READ ONLY
de9b: VideoFourCCCodec UINT32 data type enumeration: 861293911, GET/=
SET
de9c: VideoBitRate UINT32 data type range: MIN 8000, MAX 768000, STEP=
1 GET/SET
de9d: FramesPerThousandSeconds UINT32 data type enumeration: 5000, 60=
00, 7000, 8000, 9000, 10000, 11000, 12000, 13000, 14000, 15000, 16000, 1700=
0, 18000, 19000, 20000, 21000, 22000, 23000, 24000, 25000, 26000, 27000, 28=
000, 29000, 29970, 30000, GET/SET
dea1: EncodingProfile STRING data type GET/SET
ba03: Abstract Audio Album
dc01: StorageID UINT32 data type ANY 32BIT VALUE form READ ONLY
dc02: ObjectFormat UINT16 data type ANY 16BIT VALUE form READ ONLY
dc03: ProtectionStatus UINT16 data type enumeration: 0, 1, 32770, 327=
71, READ ONLY
dc04: ObjectSize UINT64 data type READ ONLY
dc07: ObjectFileName STRING data type GET/SET
dc0b: ParentObject UINT32 data type ANY 32BIT VALUE form READ ONLY
dc41: PersistantUniqueObjectIdentifier UINT128 data type READ ONLY
dc44: Name STRING data type GET/SET
dc4f: NonConsumable UINT8 data type enumeration: 0, 1, GET/SET
dc08: DateCreated STRING data type READ ONLY
dc9b: AlbumArtist STRING data type GET/SET
dc81: RepresentativeSampleFormat UINT16 data type enumeration: 14337,=
GET/SET
dc83: RepresentativeSampleHeight UINT32 data type range: MIN 91, MAX =
92, STEP 1 GET/SET
dc84: RepresentativeSampleWidth UINT32 data type range: MIN 91, MAX 9=
2, STEP 1 GET/SET
dc86: RepresentativeSampleData array of UINT8 data type ANY 8BIT VALU=
E form GET/SET
dc8c: Genre STRING data type GET/SET
dc82: RepresentativeSampleSize UINT32 data type range: MIN 0, MAX 100=
0000, STEP 1 READ ONLY
d901: BuyFlag UINT8 data type ANY 8BIT VALUE form GET/SET
ba05: Abstract Audio Video Playlist
dc01: StorageID UINT32 data type ANY 32BIT VALUE form READ ONLY
dc02: ObjectFormat UINT16 data type ANY 16BIT VALUE form READ ONLY
dc03: ProtectionStatus UINT16 data type enumeration: 0, 1, 32770, 327=
71, READ ONLY
dc04: ObjectSize UINT64 data type READ ONLY
dc07: ObjectFileName STRING data type GET/SET
dc0b: ParentObject UINT32 data type ANY 32BIT VALUE form READ ONLY
dc41: PersistantUniqueObjectIdentifier UINT128 data type READ ONLY
dc44: Name STRING data type GET/SET
dc4f: NonConsumable UINT8 data type enumeration: 0, 1, GET/SET
dc08: DateCreated STRING data type READ ONLY
ba82: XMLDocument
dc01: StorageID UINT32 data type ANY 32BIT VALUE form READ ONLY
dc02: ObjectFormat UINT16 data type ANY 16BIT VALUE form READ ONLY
dc03: ProtectionStatus UINT16 data type enumeration: 0, 1, 32770, 327=
71, READ ONLY
dc04: ObjectSize UINT64 data type READ ONLY
dc07: ObjectFileName STRING data type GET/SET
dc0b: ParentObject UINT32 data type ANY 32BIT VALUE form READ ONLY
dc41: PersistantUniqueObjectIdentifier UINT128 data type READ ONLY
dc44: Name STRING data type GET/SET
dc4f: NonConsumable UINT8 data type enumeration: 0, 1, GET/SET
dc08: DateCreated STRING data type READ ONLY
Storage Devices:
StorageID: 0x00010001
StorageType: 0x0003
FilesystemType: 0x0002
AccessCapability: 0x0000
MaxCapacity: 3997171712
FreeSpaceInBytes: 3990781952
FreeSpaceInObjects: 4294967295
StorageDescription: iriver clix files
VolumeIdentifier: AA5562CFC92734313338313818180407
Special directories:
Default music folder: 0x00010000
Default playlist folder: 0x00030000
Default picture folder: 0x00020000
Default video folder: 0x00040000
Default organizer folder: 0x00000000
Default zencast folder: 0x00000000
Default album folder: 0x00000000
Default text folder: 0x00070000
MTP-specific device properties:
Friendly name: iriver clix
Synchronization partner: 180407
Battery level 4 of 4 (100%)
libmtp supported (playable) filetypes:
Text file
ISO MPEG-1 Audio Layer 3
Audio Video Interleave
Microsoft Advanced Systems Format
JPEG file
Microsoft Windows Media Audio
Ogg container format
Audible.com Audio Codec
Microsoft Windows Media Video
XML file
Secure Time:
<DRMCLOCK type=3D"status"><VALUE>#20070708 00:24:46Z#</VALUE><FLAG>DRM_CLK_=
NEEDS_REFRESH</FLAG></DRMCLOCK>
Device Certificate:
<DEVCERT version=3D"1.0"><CERTIFICATE type=3D"DEVICE"><DATA><UNIQUEID priva=
te=3D"1">CgoKCgoKCgoKCgoKCgoKCgoKCgo=3D</UNIQUEID><PUBLICKEY private=3D"1">=
cD8RQCl30zBejXpidyXkt5f01zAzML46bYQ0t3SxKmBD34Hi83hGNA=3D=3D</PUBLICKEY><KE=
YDATA>5IQyWHJekGUBpWbz+Jfj66ILO98=3D</KEYDATA></DATA><MSDRM_SIGNATURE_VALUE=
>ZPVCDjj38p3tg1snrnYP/xs1QxOtjoCGhaXwv81qV5BVCGwL5idVQA=3D=3D</MSDRM_SIGNAT=
URE_VALUE><SYMSIGNATURE>YEWXKpk1T+gDHh/hJcsVxDJSccA=3D</SYMSIGNATURE></CERT=
IFICATE><FALLBACK><SECURITYVERSION>2.4.102.3</SECURITYVERSION><CERTIFICATE =
private=3D"1">cD8RQCl30zBejXpidyXkt5f01zAzML46bYQ0t3SxKmBD34Hi83hGNAIEZgNDy=
OxqoZ3LLx8AEUvYlbNSBr2bGOf8iO10ZrxFInMmL47vWZBj3tMI</CERTIFICATE></FALLBACK=
><CERTIFICATE type=3D"GROUP"><DATA><NAME>iRiver H10 Series</NAME><MANUFACTU=
RER>iRiver</MANUFACTURER><MAKE>iRiver</MAKE><DISTRIBUTOR>ReignCom</DISTRIBU=
TOR><MODEL>H10</MODEL><SECURITYLEVEL>2000</SECURITYLEVEL><HARDWARE_VER_MAJO=
R>1</HARDWARE_VER_MAJOR><HARDWARE_VER_MINOR>0</HARDWARE_VER_MINOR><FIRMWARE=
_VER_MAJOR>1</FIRMWARE_VER_MAJOR><FIRMWARE_VER_MINOR>0</FIRMWARE_VER_MINOR>=
<FEATURES><CLOCK>2</CLOCK><SECURECLOCK><URL>http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/=
?LinkId=3D25817</URL><PUBLICKEY>!CNhvvz1WaNV1AFUmetxkvm9iD4UrE9cnGUi!qcqdxM=
iXmD1*ikYGA=3D=3D</PUBLICKEY></SECURECLOCK><METERING>1</METERING><LICENSE_A=
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CATE></DEVCERT>
WMPInfo.xml Does not exist on this device
PTP: Closing session
inep: usb_get_endpoint_status(): Connection timed out
outep: usb_get_endpoint_status(): Connection timed out
usb_clear_halt() on IN endpoint: Connection timed out
usb_clear_halt() on OUT endpoint: Connection timed out
usb_clear_halt() on INTERRUPT endpoint: Connection timed out
OK.
--=20
Philip Antoniades
Sales Engineering Manager, NA
New York City
718.909.4549
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From: Richard L. <ri...@we...> - 2007-07-08 12:45:33
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On 8 Jul 2007, at 05:28, Philip Antoniades wrote: > And still testing with mtp-detect... are there any other commands/ > params I should try as well? > > So here's the new output: This new output looks fine - we can worry about closing the session properly later. Does mtp-tracks work? Can you send or receive files? Richard. |
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From: Philip A. <ph...@my...> - 2007-07-08 14:15:17
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----- "Richard Low" <ri...@we...> wrote: > On 8 Jul 2007, at 05:28, Philip Antoniades wrote: > > > And still testing with mtp-detect... are there any other commands/ > > params I should try as well? > > > > So here's the new output: > > This new output looks fine - we can worry about closing the session > properly later. Does mtp-tracks work? Can you send or receive > files? > mtp-tracks works, as does mtp-connect --sendfile next stop, building amarok to use it :-) thanks, Philip > Richard. -- Philip Antoniades Sales Engineering Manager, NA New York City 718.909.4549 |
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From: Philip A. <ph...@my...> - 2007-07-09 13:58:12
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Success! Aside from taking a while to disconnect (same errors as below), this works really well and quite fast with the clix. Is there any documentation on how I can push pictures, etc (perhaps even flash games?) via the command line? thanks, Philip ----- "Philip Antoniades" <pan...@zi...> wrote: > ----- "Richard Low" <ri...@we...> wrote: > > On 8 Jul 2007, at 05:28, Philip Antoniades wrote: > > > > > And still testing with mtp-detect... are there any other commands/ > > > params I should try as well? > > > > > > So here's the new output: > > > > This new output looks fine - we can worry about closing the session > > properly later. Does mtp-tracks work? Can you send or receive > > files? > > > mtp-tracks works, as does mtp-connect --sendfile > > next stop, building amarok to use it :-) > > thanks, > > Philip > > > Richard. > > > -- > Philip Antoniades > Sales Engineering Manager, NA > New York City > 718.909.4549 -- Philip Antoniades Sales Engineering Manager, NA New York City 718.909.4549 |
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From: Linus W. <lin...@gm...> - 2007-07-09 20:32:56
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2007/7/9, Philip Antoniades <ph...@my...>: > Is there any documentation on how I can push pictures, etc (perhaps even > flash games?) via the command line? Should be just use mtp-connect --sendfile, and target the correct folder. There is no specific filetype defined for flash on this device (or any other device I've seen.) Linus |
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From: Linus W. <lin...@gm...> - 2007-07-09 20:27:26
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> no, there was no good reason to use any flag (just went with what > was on the original clix entry, IIRC) OK I've updated the CVS entry to be just DEVICE_FLAG_NONE. Linus |
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From: Ted B. <tbu...@ca...> - 2007-07-10 00:59:40
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Linus Walleij wrote: >> no, there was no good reason to use any flag (just went with what >> was on the original clix entry, IIRC) > > OK I've updated the CVS entry to be just DEVICE_FLAG_NONE. > > Linus > Nice to see, considering the plethora of flags that the Clix 1 requires. -Ted -- Theodore Bullock, <tbu...@ca..., ted...@gm...> B.Sc Software Engineering Bike Across Canada Adventure http://www.comlore.com/bike |
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From: Richard L. <ri...@we...> - 2007-07-10 08:34:25
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On 10 Jul 2007, at 01:59, Ted Bullock wrote: > Nice to see, considering the plethora of flags that the Clix 1 > requires. I wonder if iRiver fixed the bugs because of us. They may not have known otherwise. Anyone reading this from iRiver please say hello! Richard. |
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From: Linus W. <lin...@gm...> - 2007-07-10 19:39:04
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2007/7/10, Richard Low <ri...@we...>: > I wonder if iRiver fixed the bugs because of us. They may not have > known otherwise. Anyone reading this from iRiver please say hello! When I meditate about some stuff, especially the DEVICE_FLAG_NO_ZERO_READS I get a vague feeling that this parameter is actually embedded in the "special" device descriptors, I have a hard time believeing that Microsoft would really keep a special list of all irivers to make them work properly. There might be stuff in there that can derive into the other "special flags" as well. I will try to add some code to have mtp-detect dump out these descriptors verbatim so we can have a chance to compare them a bit. If you have some info on the contents of these descriptors then spill the beans.. Linus |
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From: Richard L. <ri...@we...> - 2007-07-11 08:10:29
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On 10 Jul 2007, at 20:39, Linus Walleij wrote: > 2007/7/10, Richard Low <ri...@we...>: > >> I wonder if iRiver fixed the bugs because of us. They may not have >> known otherwise. Anyone reading this from iRiver please say hello! > > When I meditate about some stuff, especially the > DEVICE_FLAG_NO_ZERO_READS > I get a vague feeling that this parameter is actually embedded in the > "special" device > descriptors, I have a hard time believeing that Microsoft would really > keep a special > list of all irivers to make them work properly. I agree, and briefly looked when we introduced this stuff. I didn't find anything but... > I will try to add some code to have mtp-detect dump out these > descriptors verbatim > so we can have a chance to compare them a bit. ...hopefully this will help. Richard. |
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From: Linus W. <lin...@gm...> - 2007-07-10 21:52:04
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2007/7/10, Linus Walleij <lin...@gm...>:
> I will try to add some code to have mtp-detect dump out these
> descriptors verbatim so we can have a chance to compare them a bit.
Said and done. Can some people with irivers please run mtp-detect
using the CVS code and post in the new mtp-detect results revealing
the device descriptors.
For reference I just updated the Zen Micro descriptor, it won't get simpler
than this:
Microsoft device descriptor 0xee:
0000: 1203 4d00 5300 4600 5400 3100 3000 3000 ..M.S.F.T.1.0.0.
0010: fe00 ..
Microsoft device response to control message 1, CMD 0xfe:
0000: 2800 0000 0001 0400 0100 0000 0000 0000 (...............
0010: 0001 4d54 5000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 ..MTP...........
0020: 0000 0000 0000 0000 ........
Microsoft device response to control message 2, CMD 0xfe:
0000: 2800 0000 0001 0400 0100 0000 0000 0000 (...............
0010: 0001 4d54 5000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 ..MTP...........
0020: 0000 0000 0000 0000 ........
The first one is quite easy to understand, whereas the contents of the latter
two is entirely bogus apart from the first byte or possibly 4 bytes
forming 0x00000028 is the length of the descriptor and it obviously
contains the letters "MTP".
Linus
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From: Ali S. <ca...@gm...> - 2007-07-10 23:11:24
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Hi I have an iriver clix 4gb- and I just ran detect from cvs, I'm not
sure where you would like me to post the results :)
Also, if you're curious here is the ouput that starts at a similar
location to yours but runs a little longer..
Microsoft device response to control message 1, CMD 0x01:
0000: 2800 0000 0001 0400 0100 0000 0000 0000 (...............
0010: 0001 4d54 5000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 ..MTP...........
0020: 0000 0000 0000 0000 0a06 0002 0000 0040 ...............@
0030: 0100 0000 2201 0000 2201 8000 2202 0000 ...."..."..."...
0040: 0212 0100 0200 0000 4002 412a 1100 0101 ........@.A*....
0050: 0203 0109 0227 0001 0100 80fa 0904 0000 .....'..........
0060: 03ff ffff 0007 0581 0200 0200 0705 0202 ................
0070: 0002 0007 0583 0340 0010 4203 6200 6400 .......@..B.b.d.
0080: 6400 6600 6400 6300 6100 3400 3000 3000 d.f.d.c.a.4.0.0.
0090: 3000 3000 3000 3000 6400 6600 3300 3200 0.0.0.0.d.f.3.2.
00a0: 3300 3000 3300 3000 3300 3500 3300 3000 3.0.3.0.3.5.3.0.
00b0: 3300 3100 3300 3000 3300 3100 0000 0000 3.1.3.0.3.1.....
00c0: 0403 0904 1e03 6900 7200 6900 7600 6500 ......i.r.i.v.e.
00d0: 7200 2000 4c00 6900 6d00 6900 7400 6500 r. .L.i.m.i.t.e.
00e0: 6400 1803 6900 7200 6900 7600 6500 7200 d...i.r.i.v.e.r.
00f0: 2000 6300 6c00 6900 7800 0000 0832 ef6c .c.l.i.x....2.l
Ali
On Tue, 10 Jul 2007
23:52:01 +0200 "Linus Walleij" <lin...@gm...> wrote:
> 2007/7/10, Linus Walleij <lin...@gm...>:
>
> > I will try to add some code to have mtp-detect dump out these
> > descriptors verbatim so we can have a chance to compare them a bit.
>
> Said and done. Can some people with irivers please run mtp-detect
> using the CVS code and post in the new mtp-detect results revealing
> the device descriptors.
>
> For reference I just updated the Zen Micro descriptor, it won't get
> simpler than this:
>
> Microsoft device descriptor 0xee:
> 0000: 1203 4d00 5300 4600 5400 3100 3000
> 3000 ..M.S.F.T.1.0.0. 0010:
> fe00 .. Microsoft device
> response to control message 1, CMD 0xfe: 0000: 2800 0000 0001 0400
> 0100 0000 0000 0000 (............... 0010: 0001 4d54 5000 0000 0000
> 0000 0000 0000 ..MTP........... 0020: 0000 0000 0000
> 0000 ........ Microsoft device response to
> control message 2, CMD 0xfe: 0000: 2800 0000 0001 0400 0100 0000 0000
> 0000 (............... 0010: 0001 4d54 5000 0000 0000 0000 0000
> 0000 ..MTP........... 0020: 0000 0000 0000
> 0000 ........
>
> The first one is quite easy to understand, whereas the contents of
> the latter two is entirely bogus apart from the first byte or
> possibly 4 bytes forming 0x00000028 is the length of the descriptor
> and it obviously contains the letters "MTP".
>
> Linus
>
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From: Linus W. <lin...@gm...> - 2007-07-11 21:36:57
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2007/7/11, Ali Shah <ca...@gm...>: > Microsoft device response to control message 1, CMD 0x01: > 0000: 2800 0000 0001 0400 0100 0000 0000 0000 (............... > 0010: 0001 4d54 5000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 ..MTP........... > 0020: 0000 0000 0000 0000 0a06 0002 0000 0040 ...............@ (...) This looks bogus, is says the size is 0x28 then goes on to push a lot of extraneous bytes, more exactly 0x0100, so this could actually just be a bug somekindof in the firmware, which I bet it is. So perhaps this isn't the magic stuff after all :-/ Linus |
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