Still, with no tactile feedback, it's impossible to operate the K3 without taking it out of your pocket. We did run into a few issues with Windows Media Player 11 where we had to disconnect and reconnect the player a couple times to get the sync feature to work right.
But it's not clear whether this is a WMP 11 issue or a K3 issue. It would have been nice if Samsung included compatibility with Audible. The YP-K3 offers some basic yet desirable features, including an FM tuner which has a bit of trouble picking up fringe stations even with its sensitivity set to High , music playback, and photo viewing--but no video or recording.
Little else distinguishes it from the masses besides its looks. There are some nonessential items, such as trippy visualizer screens and a live graphic equalizer, but Samsung intentionally kept it simple. Photo viewing is basic, with no pan or zoom, but you can watch slide shows with musical accompaniment. The screen is bright and colors are vivid, but as with most small OLED screens, the resolution is far from impressive. Despite the graphically intense interface, the K3's interface is very responsive and speedy overall.
Equalizer options are slim and largely useless, but the bass boost is powerful. The included earbuds are better than most freebies, but if you're looking to upgrade, the K3's output is strong enough to drive headphones that cost as much as the player itself. The nonremovable battery is rated for 20 hours of audio playback time; CNET Labs beat this rating by about 4 hours.
You can even get an optional speaker for the K3, but don't expect anywhere near the variety of accessories that are available for the iPod. Two minor annoyances are the lack of gapless playback and the fact that each track starts with a fade-in that can't be disabled. We like that music automatically pauses when you unplug the headphones, but the jury's still out on whether it's a good idea to have the volume automatically reset to halfway when you power the player on without the option to disable that feature.
Another oddity with our production unit is that the system settings reverted to the default each time we plugged the player into our PC.
Hopefully, Samsung will fix this with a future firmware update. The Samsung YP-K3 may not be a Nano killer, but it does have enough visual appeal to be a conversation piece. Samsung has done a good job at making a glamorous and great-sounding yet affordable and uncomplicated player, though the company needs to bring back the ability to use the player as a USB drive for Mac users and data storage.
The inclusion of a few more features such as recording and on-device playlisting would have also added to the player's versatility. The touch-sensitive controls are definitely a double-edged sword; they add to the attractiveness of the K3, but they don't do much for its usability. April 3, a. But these days a new method has become public, exploiting the boot mode of the K3 to load a firmware in RAM.
You can find a step-by-step description at anythingbutipod. MTP If you are using a 3. Gentoos portage does not contain this package, hence I downloaded the source archive and a simple make make install as superuser did it. The Gentoo wiki of the K3 contains an explanation to use a 3rd party ebuild.
As I think I could remember, this was not possible when using the Windows Explorer for copying, which I tested before all that. Many MP3s one has on a hard disk may not contain ID3-tags. Lets say, you have a directory called "AlbumX" containing the corresponding mp3-files. Save the following script as "id3Fn2Song. Often, there are mp3s with filenames like "artist - song. In this case you could use a script like the following: "Set song title and artist based on file name" - script!
This section does not intend to be complete.
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