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Latest News - 06 October 2006

  1. New version of voidMP3FM is out! voidMP3FM v1.10 include several bugfixes (see below).
  2. voidMP3FM forum is now available. Please post your questions, wishes and bug-reports there.
    Forum is public, so you do not need to register to post messages.

Latest Version - 06 October 2006

voidMP3FM Ini file format has not changed. However I strongly suggest to backup all audio data on walkman before upgrade.

New features:

  1. Fixed bug with the distortion of some tracks in the beginning.
  2. Better ID3V2 tags support.
  3. Some other minor changes.

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About

This small program will help you to upload and download mp3 files to/from Sony Network Walkman NW-E00x.

Please note: you use this software on your own risk. It is NOT supported by Sony (and will never be).

Installation is simple:

  1. Delete all files and directories from your Sony walkman. (you may leave directories you have created yourself).
  2. Run voidMP3FMinstall.exe.
  3. Enter your walkman root directory as install path.
  4. Choose to overwrite all existing files.
  5. Run voidmp3fm.exe from the root directory of your Walkman.

That's all.

Features

You can drag MP3 folders from your hard drive and put them to walkman. (no recursion. if you drag the folder "MYMP3", all MYMP3\*.mp3 files will be copied. But, for example "MYMP3\SUBFOLDER\*.mp3" WILL NOT be copied.)

Press SAVE ALL button when finished. Changes will be commited. Do not disconnect your player untill transfer is finished!

You can also drag MP3 files from you hard drive to the existing folders on your walkman.

You can delete MP3 files and folders on your walkman. (using DEL key)

To get your files back - drag MP3 files and folders from your walkman to any folder on your hard drive.