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Old 08-31-2007, 10:07 PM   #2
beartard
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I think Kovid made libprs500's command line utility more powerful than the GUI version on purpose. ;-) Type the following in a terminal window:

Code:
prs500 rm /Data/media/audio/filename.mp3
and substitute "filename.mp3" with the name of the file you want to delete.

You can also type

Code:
prs500 ls /Data/media/audio/
to get a listing of the files in the directory. This works, as far as I know, for the "audio," "books," and "images" directories.

You can also copy your own content the same way you deleted the files by substituting "cp" for "rm." Something like:

Code:
prs500 cp /home/beartard/music/mysong.mp3 prs500:/Data/media/audio/mysong.mp3
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