PortablePlayers/SamsungYepp - Revision history

Gsauthof: wp link

2010-06-27T10:46:46Z

wp link

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	:*[[Talk:PortablePlayers#Samsung's Yepp Vorbis support\|There have been reports that the Vorbis support in the YP-T6 is buggy.]]		:*[[Talk:PortablePlayers#Samsung's Yepp Vorbis support\|There have been reports that the Vorbis support in the YP-T6 is buggy.]]
	:*[[Talk:PortablePlayers#Yepp_YP-U2\|Finding the best Vorbis-compatible firmware for the US-purchased YP-U2J.]]		:*[[Talk:PortablePlayers#Yepp_YP-U2\|Finding the best Vorbis-compatible firmware for the US-purchased YP-U2J.]]


			== Weblinks ==
			* [[Wikipedia:Yepp\|Wikipedia article about the Samsung Yepp players]]

Trinux: add YP-U5

2009-08-29T16:30:34Z

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	"International" versions of the YP-U3, running versions of the firmware ending in an odd digit, function as UMS drives rather than MTP media devices. It is possible to reflash US (MTP) models with the UMS firmware, following the steps [http://www.anythingbutipod.com/forum/showthread.php?t=17656&page=4 here] and downloading the firmware and tools [ftp://celtic.no-ip.org/pub/Samsung_YP_U3 here].		"International" versions of the YP-U3, running versions of the firmware ending in an odd digit, function as UMS drives rather than MTP media devices. It is possible to reflash US (MTP) models with the UMS firmware, following the steps [http://www.anythingbutipod.com/forum/showthread.php?t=17656&page=4 here] and downloading the firmware and tools [ftp://celtic.no-ip.org/pub/Samsung_YP_U3 here].

			==YP-U5 ==
			The YP-U5 is a low-cost, internal flash memory player, with <b>official</b> out of the box support. Vorbis (Q0~Q10) and FLAC codecs supports. MTP (by default) and USB mass-storage drives (UMS) support.

	== YP-Z5 ==		== YP-Z5 ==

Gsauthof: removed spam

2009-06-07T18:42:13Z

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	:*[[Talk:PortablePlayers#Samsung's Yepp Vorbis support\|There have been reports that the Vorbis support in the YP-T6 is buggy.]]		:*[[Talk:PortablePlayers#Samsung's Yepp Vorbis support\|There have been reports that the Vorbis support in the YP-T6 is buggy.]]
	:*[[Talk:PortablePlayers#Yepp_YP-U2\|Finding the best Vorbis-compatible firmware for the US-purchased YP-U2J.]]		:*[[Talk:PortablePlayers#Yepp_YP-U2\|Finding the best Vorbis-compatible firmware for the US-purchased YP-U2J.]]
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ProLan at 16:39, 7 June 2009

2009-06-07T16:39:23Z

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	:*[[Talk:PortablePlayers#Samsung's Yepp Vorbis support\|There have been reports that the Vorbis support in the YP-T6 is buggy.]]		:*[[Talk:PortablePlayers#Samsung's Yepp Vorbis support\|There have been reports that the Vorbis support in the YP-T6 is buggy.]]
	:*[[Talk:PortablePlayers#Yepp_YP-U2\|Finding the best Vorbis-compatible firmware for the US-purchased YP-U2J.]]		:*[[Talk:PortablePlayers#Yepp_YP-U2\|Finding the best Vorbis-compatible firmware for the US-purchased YP-U2J.]]
			:*[http://astore.amazon.com/bissellstore-20/detail/B00008NRTZ Bissell 6900 DigiPro Canister Vacuum]

Gsauthof: PortablePlayersSamsungYepp moved to PortablePlayers/SamsungYepp: take advantage of wikimedia hierachical site space; as a example for new dedicated player sites

2008-10-02T06:30:08Z

PortablePlayersSamsungYepp moved to PortablePlayers/SamsungYepp: take advantage of wikimedia hierachical site space; as a example for new dedicated player sites

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Gsauthof: /* YP-T10 */ typo

2008-03-28T10:40:05Z

YP-T10: typo

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	== YP-T10 ==		== YP-T10 ==
	The YP-T10 is a 8GB flash. The YP-T10 purchased outside of Korea does not support Ogg Vorbis. The YP-T10 available outside of Korea is a MTP device - the version sold inside Korea is a USB-mass-storage-device.		The YP-T10 is a 8GB flash player. The YP-T10 purchased outside of Korea does not support Ogg Vorbis. The YP-T10 available outside of Korea is a MTP device - the version sold inside Korea is a USB-mass-storage-device.

	There are build in restrictions that you cannot flash a MTP-device to a UMS-device out-of-the-box. There are hacked firmware images avaiable - but of course, if you flash a hacked firmware you void the warranty of the device.		There are build in restrictions that you cannot flash a MTP-device to a UMS-device out-of-the-box. There are hacked firmware images avaiable - but of course, if you flash a hacked firmware you void the warranty of the device.

Gsauthof: added YP-T10

2008-03-28T10:39:29Z

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	While the spec sheet for the YP-T9 lists Vorbis support, this is missing from the product package and from the user manual. Samsung tech support could not confirm that the player would play Vorbis files.		While the spec sheet for the YP-T9 lists Vorbis support, this is missing from the product package and from the user manual. Samsung tech support could not confirm that the player would play Vorbis files.

			== YP-T10 ==
			The YP-T10 is a 8GB flash. The YP-T10 purchased outside of Korea does not support Ogg Vorbis. The YP-T10 available outside of Korea is a MTP device - the version sold inside Korea is a USB-mass-storage-device.

			There are build in restrictions that you cannot flash a MTP-device to a UMS-device out-of-the-box. There are hacked firmware images avaiable - but of course, if you flash a hacked firmware you void the warranty of the device.

			The 1.55 Korean firmware plays ogg files, but it does a poor job job sorting them (i.e. ignores the tracknumber-tag und uses the title as sort key).

			Both firmware variants don't support FLAC files.

			Warning: amazon.de advertises the YP-T10 as mass-storage-device which supports Ogg Vorbis and AAC out of the box. But this article description is wrong. The devices sold by amazon are MTP devices and they don't support Ogg Vorbis or AAC out-of-the-box. Even with a non-Korean-1.55 firmware they are still MTP devices and don't support Ogg Vorbis or AAC.

	== YP-C1 ==		== YP-C1 ==

Saint Aardvark: /* YP-U3 */

2007-12-20T20:15:36Z

YP-U3

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	==YP-U3 ==		==YP-U3 ==
	The YP-U3 sold in the US (YP-U3J) supports Vorbis playback with firmware versions 1.08 and 1.10 - quality levels 3 and 6 have been confirmed to work. Multi-track playback is not gapless - there's a pause of a few tenths of a second when switching between tracks. The US version is an MTP device (rather than a USB Mass Storage drive) and requires WM10, or libusb support (e.g. in Amarok) to transfer files. Vorbis tags are extracted and displayed correctly during track playback. Proper artist/album/track indexing requires that the program downloading the tracks to the YP-U3 extract the tags and include the information in the MTP download operation - the YP-U3 will not do this automatically. "International" versions of the YP-U3, running versions of the firmware ending in an odd digit, function as UMS drives rather than MTP media devices... US (MTP) models ~~seem to refuse to accept attempts to reflash~~ with the ~~"universal"~~ UMS firmware.		The YP-U3 sold in the US (YP-U3J) supports Vorbis playback with firmware versions 1.08 and 1.10 - quality levels 3 and 6 have been confirmed to work. Multi-track playback is not gapless - there's a pause of a few tenths of a second when switching between tracks. The US version is an MTP device (rather than a USB Mass Storage drive) and requires WM10, or libusb support (e.g. in Amarok) to transfer files. Vorbis tags are extracted and displayed correctly during track playback. Proper artist/album/track indexing requires that the program downloading the tracks to the YP-U3 extract the tags and include the information in the MTP download operation - the YP-U3 will not do this automatically.

			"International" versions of the YP-U3, running versions of the firmware ending in an odd digit, function as UMS drives rather than MTP media devices. It is possible to reflash US (MTP) models with the UMS firmware, following the steps [http://www.anythingbutipod.com/forum/showthread.php?t=17656&page=4 here] and downloading the firmware and tools [ftp://celtic.no-ip.org/pub/Samsung_YP_U3 here].

	== YP-Z5 ==		== YP-Z5 ==

DavePlatt at 18:21, 5 October 2007

2007-10-05T18:21:59Z

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	* YP-U2X, YP-U2Z, YP-U2XW, YP-U2ZB, YP-U2ZW: models supported on Samsung Hong Kong website as of 2007 August 19. These support Vorbis, UMS. B and W seem to stand for Black and White.		* YP-U2X, YP-U2Z, YP-U2XW, YP-U2ZB, YP-U2ZW: models supported on Samsung Hong Kong website as of 2007 August 19. These support Vorbis, UMS. B and W seem to stand for Black and White.


			==YP-U3 ==
			The YP-U3 sold in the US (YP-U3J) supports Vorbis playback with firmware versions 1.08 and 1.10 - quality levels 3 and 6 have been confirmed to work. Multi-track playback is not gapless - there's a pause of a few tenths of a second when switching between tracks. The US version is an MTP device (rather than a USB Mass Storage drive) and requires WM10, or libusb support (e.g. in Amarok) to transfer files. Vorbis tags are extracted and displayed correctly during track playback. Proper artist/album/track indexing requires that the program downloading the tracks to the YP-U3 extract the tags and include the information in the MTP download operation - the YP-U3 will not do this automatically. "International" versions of the YP-U3, running versions of the firmware ending in an odd digit, function as UMS drives rather than MTP media devices... US (MTP) models seem to refuse to accept attempts to reflash with the "universal" UMS firmware.

	== YP-Z5 ==		== YP-Z5 ==

Saoshyant: clean up

2007-09-19T22:21:22Z

clean up

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	Samsung produce a range of players, many of which support ~~Ogg~~ Vorbis to a greater or lesser degree.		Samsung produce a range of players, many of which support Vorbis to a greater or lesser degree.

	== YP-T6 ==		== YP-T6 ==
	The YP-T6 is an incredibly small flash player with 128/256/512/1024 MB storage, has a mic and FM radio and ~~supports MP3, WMA (DRM)~~ and ~~Ogg~~ Vorbis. The YP-T6 has problems to play ~~ogg-~~files created with older encoder-versions.		The YP-T6 is an incredibly small flash player with 128/256/512/1024 MB storage, has a mic and FM radio and and Vorbis. The YP-T6 has problems to play Vorbis files created with older encoder-versions.

	== YP-T7 ==		== YP-T7 ==
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	== YP-T9 ==		== YP-T9 ==
	The YP-T9 supports ~~Ogg~~ Vorbis with firmware 1.50 and higher. The older firmware also supports MTP transfers only. Note that new firmware is available in two versions, MTP and UMS. Units purchased in US/Canada come with MTP firmware but can be reflashed with UMS firmware from Samsung's download site.		The YP-T9 supports Vorbis with firmware 1.50 and higher. The older firmware also supports MTP transfers only. Note that new firmware is available in two versions, MTP and UMS. Units purchased in US/Canada come with MTP firmware but can be reflashed with UMS firmware from Samsung's download site.

	While the spec sheet for the YP-T9 lists ~~OGG~~ Vorbis support, this is missing from the product package and from the user manual. Samsung tech support could not confirm that the player would play ~~OGG~~ files. ~~11 Sept., 2007~~		While the spec sheet for the YP-T9 lists Vorbis support, this is missing from the product package and from the user manual. Samsung tech support could not confirm that the player would play Vorbis files.

	== YP-C1 ==		== YP-C1 ==
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	== YP-53 ==		== YP-53 ==
	The YP-53, a small flash player with 128/256/512/1024 MB storage, mic, USB 2.0 and FM radio, supports ~~MP3, WAV, WMA(DRM), Ogg~~ Vorbis(-q >= 0) with Firmware 1.200.		The YP-53, a small flash player with 128/256/512/1024 MB storage, mic, USB 2.0 and FM radio, supports Vorbis(-q >= 0) with Firmware 1.200.

	== YP-U1 ==		== YP-U1 ==
	The YP-U1 is a small (2,38 x 8,78 x 1,35 cm, ~32g) flash player with 128/256/512/1024/2048 MB storage. The player has a LCD b/w display and an integrated accumulator that is charged via USB. It supports USB2.0 and has an integrated USB-plug that can be flipped in and out, so no cable or adapter is needed. ~~Besides Vorbis the YP-U1~~ supports ~~MP3, ASF and WMA (and~~ directory structures).		The YP-U1 is a small (2,38 x 8,78 x 1,35 cm, ~32g) flash player with 128/256/512/1024/2048 MB storage. The player has a LCD b/w display and an integrated accumulator that is charged via USB. It supports USB2.0 and has an integrated USB-plug that can be flipped in and out, so no cable or adapter is needed. It supports directory structures.

	==YP-U2 ==		==YP-U2 ==
	The YP-U2 sold in the US (YP-U2J) does not support ~~OGG~~ playback at all, despite what the website claims. Flashing an international firmware for the YP-U2XB allows Vorbis playback on US models (it also turns the player into a USB drive, so that WM10 isn't required to transfer files over. Note that certain international firmwares may remove the FM radio feature or hang the YP-U2J. See the appropriate link below for info on getting a hold of the correct Vorbis-compatible firmware.		The YP-U2 sold in the US (YP-U2J) does not support Vorbis playback at all, despite what the website claims. Flashing an international firmware for the YP-U2XB allows Vorbis playback on US models (it also turns the player into a USB drive, so that WM10 isn't required to transfer files over. Note that certain international firmwares may remove the FM radio feature or hang the YP-U2J. See the appropriate link below for info on getting a hold of the correct Vorbis-compatible firmware.

	* YP-U2J, YP-U2JQB, YP-U2JQB/XAA: observed US/Canadian models. PlaysForSure, no ~~OGG~~		* YP-U2J, YP-U2JQB, YP-U2JQB/XAA: observed US/Canadian models. PlaysForSure, no Vorbis

	* YP-U2X, YP-U2Z, YP-U2XW, YP-U2ZB, YP-U2ZW: models supported on Samsung Hong Kong website as of 2007 August 19. These support ~~OGG~~, UMS. B and W seem to stand for Black and White.		* YP-U2X, YP-U2Z, YP-U2XW, YP-U2ZB, YP-U2ZW: models supported on Samsung Hong Kong website as of 2007 August 19. These support Vorbis, UMS. B and W seem to stand for Black and White.

	== YP-Z5 ==		== YP-Z5 ==
	The YP-Z5 is a player with color screen, 1/2/4 GB flash memory, USB 2.0 and ~~MP3/WMA/ASF~~ support~~. OGG is also supported~~ (firmware versions 1.06US, 2.28US), ~~but~~ not officially mentioned on the manufacturers website.		The YP-Z5 is a player with color screen, 1/2/4 GB flash memory, USB 2.0 and Vorbis support (firmware versions 1.06US, 2.28US), albeit not officially mentioned on the manufacturers website.

	:*[[Talk:PortablePlayers#Samsung's Yepp ~~Ogg~~ Vorbis support\|There have been reports that the ~~Ogg~~ Vorbis support in the YP-T6 is buggy.]]		:*[[Talk:PortablePlayers#Samsung's Yepp Vorbis support\|There have been reports that the Vorbis support in the YP-T6 is buggy.]]
	:*[[Talk:PortablePlayers#Yepp_YP-U2\|Finding the best Vorbis-compatible firmware for the US-purchased YP-U2J.]]		:*[[Talk:PortablePlayers#Yepp_YP-U2\|Finding the best Vorbis-compatible firmware for the US-purchased YP-U2J.]]