Muvo TX SE and Naps

So i bought this tiny little Flashdevice because it got the plays for sure logo. But i don?t get it to work. Napster doesn?t offer me to add this device to my togo-devices. Are there any not-included MTP drivers necessary?
thanks

The flash-memory players like the MuVo TX do not support PFS Subscription services, only PFS Downloads. You can use napster but not Napster-To-Go.
The PFS website agrees with this - see www.playsforsure.com.
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