Creative Nomad II support - does it work?

Shompol · 26th October 2000, 04:54

I have posted this at the general board a few days ago (http://forums.winamp.com/ubb/Forum11/HTML/002326.html). Apparently the topic is too specific to be answered there.

Every time I start winamp a "Download Playlist" window pops up, correctly displaying Creative Nomad II player. However, the plugin is unable to detect the connected player.

Should I try to do some troubleshooting and make it work, or is Creative Nomad II not supported at all? I have an feeling that winamp does not support the latest firmware upgrade for NomadII w/WMA support (http://www.nomadworld.com/products/nomad2/); and I should disable the silly window in winamp settings.

Please tell me how to make it work (if it can work) or treat this as a suggestion bring this feature to life

- Shompol

P.S.: Oh, and thanx for the great product. Winamp is easily the best piece of software I have ever seen. I is ported to LINUX yet?

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26th October 2000, 04:54	#1
Shompol Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2000 Posts: 2	I have posted this at the general board a few days ago (http://forums.winamp.com/ubb/Forum11/HTML/002326.html). Apparently the topic is too specific to be answered there. Every time I start winamp a "Download Playlist" window pops up, correctly displaying Creative Nomad II player. However, the plugin is unable to detect the connected player. Should I try to do some troubleshooting and make it work, or is Creative Nomad II not supported at all? I have an feeling that winamp does not support the latest firmware upgrade for NomadII w/WMA support (http://www.nomadworld.com/products/nomad2/); and I should disable the silly window in winamp settings. Please tell me how to make it work (if it can work) or treat this as a suggestion bring this feature to life - Shompol P.S.: Oh, and thanx for the great product. Winamp is easily the best piece of software I have ever seen. I is ported to LINUX yet?