Star Review: The OGG-Compatible iRiver E10
Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Sun 6th May 2007 18:02 UTC
Multimedia, AV Everytime we feature a multimedia device review here at OSNews the question is always the same: "...but does it support OGG?". Well, this time we do have such a device in our lab to test out for you. Geeks.com sent us in the iRiver E10, a powerful multimedia music and video player.
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Eugenia
Member since:
2005-06-28

The H10 is more than a year older than the E10. So it's not a case of "removing" Ogg, but not having implemented it yet at the time. All their new players support OGG.

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rjamorim Member since:
2005-12-05

The H10 is more than a year older than the E10. So it's not a case of "removing" Ogg, but not having implemented it yet at the time. All their new players support OGG.

My iHP-120 is waaaay older than both the H10 and E10, and supports Vorbis without problems...

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Eugenia Member since:
2005-06-28

Maybe then it runs a different OS? Looking the pics, the UI of the H10 does not look very similar to the one on the U10 or E10.

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ben_dash Member since:
2005-10-13

The iHP-120 doesn't do gapless OGG, unless you're running RockBox that is...

And no, removing intentional silence from the last few seconds of a track isn't gapless. Gapless means removing unintentional silence between tracks.

I was so happy when RockBox arrived for the iHP-120 a couple of years ago. Without it my iRiver was all but useless since I only listen to albums with overlapping/blended tracks.

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