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Old 10-06-2008, 10:24 AM   #6
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Also what was interesting was that they strongly recommend using their software to transfer files to the device as opposed to just using Finder or Explorer to put them on the SD card. Odd.
They also said (about the companion software):
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Note: copying a folder to the device is not allowed because the database information the device needs cannot be created.
The manual seems to be implying that connection to a Windows PC and using the companion software is the only fully functional way to use the device. It does not include anything about how to use a DR1000S from a Mac or Linux.

On the other hand the FAQ says:
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Q: Is there support for Linux and Mac and how will it work with these operating systems?
A: The device will be recognized as a mass storage device but the pre-installed Windows application from the SD-card will not be functional.
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