WebHelp:USB Mass Storage Devices/4.0/es - Revision history

Shanks at 18:02, 9 May 2012

2012-05-09T18:02:47Z

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	# Abra MediaMonkey y conecte el dispositivo.		# Abra MediaMonkey y conecte el dispositivo.
	# Vaya a '''Herramientas''' > '''Opciones''' > '''Dispositivos Portables/De Audio''' y compruebe si el dispositivo ha sido detectado por el plugin WMDM de MediaMonkey. Desmarque el dispositivo.		# Vaya a '''Herramientas''' > '''Opciones''' > '''Dispositivos Portables/De Audio''' y compruebe si el dispositivo ha sido detectado por el plugin WMDM de MediaMonkey. Desmarque el dispositivo.
	# Seleccione el plug-in 'Generic Portable/Audio Device' y presione 'Configurar'.		# Seleccione el plug-in genérico ('Generic Portable/Audio Device') y presione 'Configurar'.
	# Seleccione la pestaña 'Opciones' y seleccione 'Configuración del dispositivo', capture una letra de Unidad, etiqueta de unidad o ID de dispositivo USB y presione 'Aceptar'. Una vez que esté hecho, cuando el dispositivo sea conectado en el futuro será reconocido por el plugin genérico ('Generic Portable/Audio Device') en lugar del plugin WMDM.		# Seleccione la pestaña 'Opciones' y seleccione 'Configuración del dispositivo', capture una letra de Unidad, etiqueta de unidad o ID de dispositivo USB y presione 'Aceptar'. Una vez que esté hecho, cuando el dispositivo sea conectado en el futuro será reconocido por el plugin genérico ('Generic Portable/Audio Device') en lugar del plugin WMDM.
	# Proceda a [[{{WebHelp:Links\|MTP Devices}}\|Configurar el Dispositivo]].		# Proceda a [[{{WebHelp:Links\|MTP Devices}}\|Configurar el Dispositivo]].
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Shanks at 18:02, 9 May 2012

2012-05-09T18:02:28Z

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	# Abra MediaMonkey y conecte el dispositivo.		# Abra MediaMonkey y conecte el dispositivo.
	# Vaya a '''Herramientas''' > '''Opciones''' > '''Dispositivos Portables/De Audio''' y ~~verifique.~~..[]		# Vaya a '''Herramientas''' > '''Opciones''' > '''Dispositivos Portables/De Audio''' y compruebe si el dispositivo ha sido detectado por el plugin WMDM de MediaMonkey. Desmarque el dispositivo.
			# Seleccione el plug-in 'Generic Portable/Audio Device' y presione 'Configurar'.
			# Seleccione la pestaña 'Opciones' y seleccione 'Configuración del dispositivo', capture una letra de Unidad, etiqueta de unidad o ID de dispositivo USB y presione 'Aceptar'. Una vez que esté hecho, cuando el dispositivo sea conectado en el futuro será reconocido por el plugin genérico ('Generic Portable/Audio Device') en lugar del plugin WMDM.
	~~Most non~~-~~iPod devices that are compatible with Windows are either MTP devices (sometimes marketed as~~ '~~Plays for Sure') or USB Mass Storage devices. Both of these devices will work with the WMDM plugin, though there are some cases where the~~ Generic Portable/Audio Device ~~plug-in may be preferable for USB Mass Storage devices. To use the Generic plugin:~~		# Proceda a [[{{WebHelp:Links\|MTP Devices}}\|Configurar el Dispositivo]].

	~~# Start MediaMonkey and plug in the device.~~
	~~# Go to ''~~'~~Tools~~''~~' > '''Options''' > '''Portable/Audio Devices''' and check whether the device has been detected by MediaMonkey's WMDM plugin. Uncheck that device~~.
	# ~~Select the 'Generic Portable/Audio Device' plug-in and press~~ '~~Configure~~'
	~~# On the~~ '~~Device Configuration~~' ~~tab~~, ~~enter a Drive Letter~~, ~~Drive Label, or~~ USB ~~Device ID and press~~ 'OK'. ~~Once this is done~~, ~~when the device is plugged in in the future, it will be recognized by the~~ Generic Portable/Audio Device plugin ~~instead of the~~ WMDM ~~plugin~~.
	# ~~Proceed to~~ [[{{WebHelp:Links\|MTP Devices}}\|~~Configure the Device~~]].
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Shanks at 00:09, 9 May 2012

2012-05-09T00:09:09Z

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	Muchos dispositivos no-iPod compatibles con Windows son o Dispositivos MTP (algunas veces comercializados como 'Plays for Sure') o		Muchos dispositivos no-iPod compatibles con Windows son o Dispositivos MTP (algunas veces comercializados como 'Plays for Sure') o dispositivos de almacenamiento masivo USB. Ambos de estos dispositivos trabajarán con el plugin WMDM, aunque hay algunos casos donde el plug-in del Dispositivo Genérico Portable / De Audio puede ser recomendado para dispositivos de almacenamiento masivo USB. Para usar el plugin Genérico:

			# Abra MediaMonkey y conecte el dispositivo.
			# Vaya a '''Herramientas''' > '''Opciones''' > '''Dispositivos Portables/De Audio''' y verifique...[]


	Most non-iPod devices that are compatible with Windows are either MTP devices (sometimes marketed as 'Plays for Sure') or USB Mass Storage devices. Both of these devices will work with the WMDM plugin, though there are some cases where the Generic Portable/Audio Device plug-in may be preferable for USB Mass Storage devices. To use the Generic plugin:		Most non-iPod devices that are compatible with Windows are either MTP devices (sometimes marketed as 'Plays for Sure') or USB Mass Storage devices. Both of these devices will work with the WMDM plugin, though there are some cases where the Generic Portable/Audio Device plug-in may be preferable for USB Mass Storage devices. To use the Generic plugin:

Shanks at 00:04, 9 May 2012

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			Muchos dispositivos no-iPod compatibles con Windows son o Dispositivos MTP (algunas veces comercializados como 'Plays for Sure') o

	Most non-iPod devices that are compatible with Windows are either MTP devices (sometimes marketed as 'Plays for Sure') or USB Mass Storage devices. Both of these devices will work with the WMDM plugin, though there are some cases where the Generic Portable/Audio Device plug-in may be preferable for USB Mass Storage devices. To use the Generic plugin:		Most non-iPod devices that are compatible with Windows are either MTP devices (sometimes marketed as 'Plays for Sure') or USB Mass Storage devices. Both of these devices will work with the WMDM plugin, though there are some cases where the Generic Portable/Audio Device plug-in may be preferable for USB Mass Storage devices. To use the Generic plugin:

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{{WebHelpHeader|Getting a Device Recognized as a USB Mass Storage Device}}
Most non-iPod devices that are compatible with Windows are either MTP devices (sometimes marketed as 'Plays for Sure') or USB Mass Storage devices. Both of these devices will work with the WMDM plugin, though there are some cases where the Generic Portable/Audio Device plug-in may be preferable for USB Mass Storage devices. To use the Generic plugin:

# Start MediaMonkey and plug in the device.
# Go to '''Tools''' > '''Options''' > '''Portable/Audio Devices''' and check whether the device has been detected by MediaMonkey's WMDM plugin. Uncheck that device.
# Select the 'Generic Portable/Audio Device' plug-in and press 'Configure'
# On the 'Device Configuration' tab, enter a Drive Letter, Drive Label, or USB Device ID and press 'OK'. Once this is done, when the device is plugged in in the future, it will be recognized by the Generic Portable/Audio Device plugin instead of the WMDM plugin.
# Proceed to [[{{WebHelp:Links|MTP Devices}}|Configure the Device]].
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