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Originally Posted by dieterpops
One comment, the more I use the Sony cover, the more I like it. It's very light and minimalist. Some covers are heavy and get in the way, this one doesn't. The reader snaps into the cover and it provides, in my opinion, the best protection to date compared to past Sony covers.
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I also got the regular (no light) official Sony case and while at $35 I think it's too expensive -- I also really like the fact that it fits like a glove and doesn't take much away from the device's slim profile/weight.
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Originally Posted by shopaholic
Log - how are you putting the books on the reader through USB and how many are we talking about? Specifically what file folder are you putting them into? Are you making collections on the Reader itself? Are you finding it crashing at all?
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I haven't tried anything with collections yet. The way I added them was simply plugging in the device into my Mac via USB, and then pressing the "data transfer" button on the T1. Once you do this, the volume is accessible as a USB volume, so I simply drag and dropped .epub's to the download folder directly on the internal memory. Apparently you can put them anywhere on the volume, and even use sub folders. I have not tried adding hundreds of books as you have, but only a handful (less than 10) for now.
I have noticed that after you disconnect the USB you need to allow the reader some time to process the files since it reads the metadata, covers, etc of the new files you transfered, and they get added to the T1's library (database). Maybe you've been trying it too quickly after disconnecting USB and you should let the reader finish it's processing before trying to setup the collections on the device?