openGogear -- use your Philips GoGear(tm) with GNU/Linux =)
(because they don't care - and because I don't know other *nixes, but maybe it
will work as well for them)

QUICKSTART (openGogear installation)
	1) tar jxvf openGogear-0.01.tar.bz2
	2) cd openGogear-0.01
	3) make
	as root:
	4) make install
	5) just type gogear for usage infos

YOU NEWBIE (install openGogear before - see above)
	(This maybe won't work. But it does almost always)
	as root:
	1) modprobe usb-storage
	2) modprobe sd_mod
	3) mkdir /mnt/gogear
	4) mount -t vfat /dev/sda1 /mnt/gogear
	5) copy your mp3 files to /mnt/gogear/_system/media/audio
	   (say, cp /home/newbie/mymp3/*mp3 /mnt/gogear/_system/media/audio)
	6) gogear /mnt/gogear/_system/media/audio/MyDB /mnt/gogear/_system/media/audio/*mp3
	7) umount /mnt/gogear
	8) unplug it
	9) enjoy

OVERVIEW
	The Philips GoGear(tm) is a nifty mp3 player from Philips.
	It can be mounted as an usb-storage device. But when my brother just
	copied mp3's on it, it didn't work. That's why: it indexes the mp3
	files (I don't know if it works with wma too, I just don't care, use
	smtg like: http://cragalaska.com/linux/wma2mp3) into an sqlite
	database that contains all information like song titles, track
	length, artist names, etc. So, openGogear is made by three tools:
	gogear - a bashscript
		call it with no parameters to see usage infos
		(you'll just need this)
	gogear_add - a tool coded in C++
		it scans id3 tags and indexes mp3 into the db
		it's called by the bashscript
		call it with no parameters to see usage infos
	gogear_flush - a tool coded in C
		it cleans the db up
		as above =)

ISSUES
	As version 0.01, openGogear doesn't fully support id3v1 tags. You'll
	just see strange numbers instead of song genres. If your mp3's don't
	have id3 tags, you'll hear your music anyway, but you won't get it
	indexed for artist/album/genre. If you have vbr mp3's without the
	TLEN field in id3v2 tag, the song length won't be reported correctly
	by the player. This would have required reading all frames, thus
	slowing down everything too much, really.

DEPENDENCIES
	In order to build openGogear, you'll need:
	- sqlite v. 2 includes (www.sqlite.org - tested with 2.8.15)
	- id3lib includes (www.id3lib.org - tested with 3.8.3)

AUTHOR
	Stefano Brivio <st3 at riseup dot net>

LICENSE
	This software is released under the GPL license.
	See the COPYING file for more information.