It is a Windows Mobile device, hence its playback capabilities depend on
the software the user installs.
Anyway, the default MS Windows Media Player seem to struggle with MP4
and does not support OGG at all. Also, the individual folders are
usually prepended with "My " string.
So it might be safer to enable just MP3s (plus possibly WMV and WMA - I
have no such files to test). I have finally created a separate subset:
<match key="@storage.originating_device:usb.product_id" int="0xc25">
<addset key="portable_audio_player.access_method.protocols"
type="strlist">storage</addset>
<append key="portable_audio_player.output_formats"
type="strlist">audio/mp3</append>
<append key="portable_audio_player.audio_folders"
type="strlist">My Music/</append>
</match>
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HTC Touch HD is not recognised as a portable audio player
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/329462
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