Can I see the names of the files for finding songs?. I own a Kaito801 but I only see numbers that change if I delete a song which is confusing.
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Yes, Title, artist and sometimes album. i sometimes rename a song( for various reasons) and sometimes that edited name is displayed and sometimes the original name comes up. I also never know what order they'll be played in, after they are loaded, which is okayBill
1405523
The song title is displayed while it is playing. I haven't figured out how to search for specific songs yet. The instruction manual is very short and leaves out many details.
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Yes, Title, artist and sometimes album. i sometimes rename a song( for various reasons) and sometimes that edited name is displayed and sometimes the original name comes up. I also never know what order they'll be played in, after they are loaded, which is okay Bill
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The player navigation buttons on the cassette and on the remote will change songs if you press them, and they will scan WITHIN THE SONG if you hold them down. Additionally, you can jump multiple tracks at once with the keypad on the remote. Every song is assigned a number, and you hear song #1 when you turn it on. Using that as your reference, you can count the clicks as you navigate forward to figure out a song's number. It seems to sort your mp3s by date last written to the memory card. After entering the song number on the keypad, press the play/pause button, and it will jump to that song and start playing it. The player navigation buttons on the cassette and on the remote will change songs if you press them, and they will scan WITHIN THE SONG if you hold them down. Additionally, you can jump multiple tracks at once with the keypad on the remote. Every song is assigned a number, and you hear song #1 when you turn it on. Using that as your reference, you can count the clicks as you navigate forward to figure out a song's number. It seems to sort your mp3s by date last written to the memory card. After entering the song number on the keypad, press the play/pause button, and it will jump to that... » Read More The player navigation buttons on the cassette and on the remote will change songs if you press them, and they will scan WITHIN THE SONG if you hold them down. Additionally, you can jump multiple tracks at once with the keypad on the remote. Every song is assigned a number, and you hear song #1 when you turn it on. Using that as your reference, you can count the clicks as you navigate forward to figure out a song's number. It seems to sort your mp3s by date last written to the memory card. After entering the song number on the keypad, press the play/pause button, and it will jump to that song and start playing it. « Show Less
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Hi Terry,To be clear then..... can you go to that folder, select the first song to play and it automatically play thru every song in the folder.
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The Sansa Clip displays looks like this:(shuffle) 412/729 [ ===]ArtistSong/Album|> -----==== 5:12By line:- mode, song #/total songs, battery status- artist name (scrolls if long)- song name / album name (scrolls if long)- play/pause, play position, play timeWhen searching, you can search by artist, album, song, genre, or playlist. It's *very* handy.
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I just purchased this player... it works fine, but I have put two different 64gb cards in the player and it does not seem to read the music. What type of formatting is required to match the player?
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The songs are listed and played in alphabetic order(numbers are listed and play first). The only way I've found so far; to manipulate playback is by adding numbers or letters to the "TITLE" of the song. Songs have a file name and a title name. You can also playback by Artist or Album.
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I just put songs on the mini disc. I do not know how to navigate on the mp3 to establish different playlists. Look on youtube and possibly there will be a how to video there?
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On the Go playlist anyone? I'm pretty sure that counts as making a playlist, seeing as it asks you to click which songs you want in said playlist.
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I got an email asking me to give an answer. I don't use any open architect OS - I use Windows. But, it would seem if you delete the files maybe if you empty trash they will go away? Or perhaps the music is stored in a different folder than the actual play list? I'm sorry, I don't know- haven't had that problem
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Yes , you can remove songs after there downloaded . All you do is right click and go down to the word delete or delete this song . You can also highlight it as if you were going to copy then paste except that you 'd right click and then delete if you have lots of song you need to delete ,( like in my case I had doubles for 60 songs and didn't know It ). Hope that helps you.
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I just brought a 885t and tried to load music on the unit and a mini sd card. the music loads but the unit says no music found. Any ideas??
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I always made my playlist on the computer and synched it over. I gave my Eclipse to a young friend, a kindergartener, and can't check to see. Sorry. That's not much help.
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I went online and downloaded a sandisk manual. I am not sure if it the correct one, but I fumbled through and downlaoded music to it.
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Great - another neat option is the flash drive port. You can plug-in a flash drive with WAV files, and a list will appear on the screen. You can then scroll through and play with the songs.
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hi, yes, but only a few. i did not like them so i erased them,it has some songs, but not the kind of music u want... but u can download music very easy to it...i hope this help u out ...good luck
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Just forward-back arrows, but the digital number of the track shows up on the display. So, while you can't just pop in the track number, you can at least see which one you are aiming for. Not ideal, but this is a VERY low cost unit. It does a lot for very few dollars.
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The "Shuffle" option plays the exact same playlist each time the Soundfly is powered on. Mine begins with 1638, 1759, 1829, 0603, 0528, 1537, 1534, etc. Is there any way to change this order? It's sad to have over 2000 songs on a 16GB SD card and hear the same songs over and over (and over, and over).I can't believe a product that is excellent in so many ways could be lacking a way to randomize songs. I wouldn't like this with audio books, but for music I would think it's preferred. Thanks!