It will disconnect shortly afterwards however, and this is only a test to ensure you've got everything you need.
Enter your password, and your Zen should "connect" while a lot of random text appears on screen. open a new terminal, and enter the command "sudo mtp-detect". connect your Creative Zen to your computer.Ģ. If not, install them through the Synaptic Package manager before starting.ġ. Tuddy666 wrote:This tutorial assumes that you have both LibUSB and Amarok (alongside all dependencies) installed. Make sure "MTP Media Device" is selected in the dropdown.Ĭlick Connect and your player should appear in amarok.įor video files or for music files not supported by Rhythmbox or Amarok( iTunes Plus songs), Gnomad is available in Synaptic and does a good job. There is a connect button at the top of the screen,just below this is a dropdown list. leave the last textbox blank.Ĭlick Apply and Ok on the "Configure Amarok Window"Ĭlick on the Devices tab on the left of Amarok Select MTP Device from the dropdown list and enter a name in the textbox beneath. Open Amarok, go to Settings -> configure Amarok.Ī new window opens -> click on Media Devices from the panel on the left side.Ĭlick on the Add Media Device button and a small dialog box opens. Open Rhythmbox, go to Edit-> Plugins -> place a tick in the box beside "portable players- MTP"Ĭonnect your Zen player with a usb cable, the player starts up, displays the docked screen on the player and it appears in Rhythmbox If you're just transferring music - you can set it up as an mtp device in Amarok or Rhythmbox.
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