does it remember where you stopped? bookmarks? When you turn it off, then turn it on again, does it stay in the same place in the file you were listening too?
210569
I use it for listening to lectures, books and music. If you pause it (and let it auto shut off) or turn it off it starts over from where you left off. If you set the sleep timer it starts over from where it shut off. Also it turns on quickly. It has bookmarks and I find them easy to use. All in all I am very happy with its performance and usability.
1341053
I would think so. I listen to music on mine, but it always begins where it left off. And you would probably want to make sure you do not hit the shuffle button.
948909
yes it stays on the same audio if you stop it and will start where you left it.
1507366
Yes it will book mark your audiobook , it will also keep your place for your music file or album.. I truly love this item. it is my second one, and that is only because I lost my first one.
72429
Okay - it does turn off evenutually, but it does go one for a while before doing so. At least 30 seconds, I gave up listening to it.
178104
It has a simple single bookmark. If I turn it off while I'm listening to a book, it will start in the same place when I turn it back on. I have lost the bookmark a few times, some times if I hit the wrong button, it's gone. One time I added some more audio files, and when I tried to play it again, the bookmark was gone. The BAD thing about using this for audio books is that the time displays a maximum of 59 minutes 59 seconds. If you get audiobooks from NetLibrary, you will want to return this thing. It also doesn't fast forward/rewind very fast for getting through hours to find your place again in a very long audio file. Its "fast forward" is for songs, which is "dog slow forward" for multiple hour-long books. I like the Sansa Express enough for other reasons that I've just decided I won't listen to any NetLibrary eAudiobooks while I own the Sansa. Overdrive and Audible formats work fine, as do MP3s I made from CDs. It's really a shame about the time display. Actually, it's NetLibrary who should be blamed for this problem, not Sandisk. Whoever decided to make a 22 hour audiobook a single file should be fired.
172123
No, once the unit is turned off all functions e.g. (CD/MP3) will begin from the first track/folder.
1206680
Depending on how the programing is formatted... on my MP3 DIY programs, the only way to resume is to "pause" the playback & leave the player on. If the power switch is turned off, the playback doesn't always start from where it was paused. What's even more annoying is that the "skip" forward or backwards does the same thing... restarts from the beginning!Your results may be different, but this is how my MP3 DIY programs work. Really not an issue, once I figured out the workaround. :)
2254981
It has a single bookmark, that is automatically set whenever you shut off the player, and resumed when you restart.
18635
No, turning the unit off will clear the memory. When it is powered on again, the unit resets to begin playback from the first track.
2079494
My son indicated that the CD will start back up where last stopped even when it is stopped/turned off. When you press the play button next, it resumes where it stopped.
1102296
You can't really bookmark, but when you turn it off and then back on, it is in the same place.
54417
If you shut if off while a song is still playing, it will come right back to where it had been playing when you start it up.
1495641
No you cannot set bookmarks on this unit. The ui is pretty crappy IMO. I believe it has favorites. I've since sold mine. Not much bass
726039
Yes and No. For a while after changing the volume, the volume and time are displayed. After, the screen scrolls a sort of screensaver text of useless info about the unit.
79987
Yes it does. Hold the selector switch to the right or left and it will scan within the song track. If you flip the switch it skips to the next track. If you stop in the middle of a track it also remembers where you were and starts you at the same spot instead of starting over at the beginning which is nice if you are listening to podcasts or audiobooks.
395974
Yes, it's just the disc. Just press pause instead of stop or use the "Bookmark" feature.