With USB drive, is there a way to path / scroll to tracks in folders? thanks.
348051
I don't think so. I don't use it for USB but when I got your question I put one in. It just started playing. I think that on the Sangean web site there is an operating manual that you can view. It might tell you more.
348052
Don't know. Bought radio for other features, including aux. in. Mostly, sounds great!I have several Sangean radios. If I only had one, it would be the PR-D14.Love it!!
740084
Yeah, it acts just like another drive. You just drag the music files over. Very simple. Great player.
1104982
It kind of depends on the program that you are using but if you look at this 2 black buttons where it says USB/ 2-Track then don't put the main mix on. Maybe its different with other Softwares, but I'm shure if you try around a lil bit with them 2 buttons you'll get it done.
51023
The music just plays. You can forward one song at a time or fast forward or even skip back. The downside of playing from a USB drive is that you cannot see what is on your USB drive so if you want to play a specific song you will need to remember the order of the songs on your drive. Or just let it play through the pieces and skip them as you wish. You transfer the music files to your USB drive using a computer.
1191130
Simple usb connection is all it takes. Select the correct connection and open folders, Just about like using an external drive on your comp. Sorry I do not even know where i put it anymore.
1594558
Yes, you can track where you are going. Push the menu button until you get to the options screen, there is an icon labelled Tracks. Select it and at the top of the tracks menu there is a tracking on/off button, highlight the on option and hit enter. It will record your tracks. When you're done go back into the tracks menu and turn tracking off and SAVE IT, it will save the tracks and give you the option to name it or change the colour of the tracks. If you turn the gps off and restart it in a different location with tracking still on it will snap a line from your last known point to where you reacquired a signal. After you save your tracks you can clear the memory to make room for other tracks, just DON'T DELETE THE SAVED FILE. I've noticed when you save your tracks it will sometimes straighten out your tracks and make it more linear that what was originally recorded, so be careful. I've also used a garmin colorado 400t, the tracks on that are way more detailed, so you may want to consider getting one of those, but it's not as rugged as the 76csx and it's a bit less user friendly. Hope that helps.
2108683
I don't believe so. The only way I recall to "input" tracks is via CD or SD cardl
738588
Trackpoint won't work for scrolling. I just connected it to MBP and while typing and moving mouse around works - scrolling doesn't and it doesn't look like there is an easy way to configure it.
1797379
Not sure about your model, but in my case I use the app "ES File Explorer" and the stick appears under "local" as a usb
1542744
If you are using this with a Mac try using Hazel. It is available in the App Store. It is a great little app to manage the location of files
1041629
In the Mac OS, there's a system preference called "Mouse" that allows you to set tracking speed (which works for any input device; mouse, trackball, etc.). I would imagine Windows has something along the lines of this as well. Have you looked around in -- what is it called in Windows? Control Panels?
1088818
I have been doing that since I got it! I use Rhapsody but i'm sure you could any service. I plugged in the usb cable & it was easy. I also have uploaded tracks I already have burned to my computer to the sony also. My husband has the same one as me only in black but I like the pretty pink color!
1918358
How ever you can drop and drag your music. I buy tunes from amazon then export them to windows where I can sync the Sandisk and drag the music I want to it.
1498479
When you connect to your computer, your computer should recognize the device as a "USB Device." In Windows, look in "My Computer." Once you connect, you should be able to explore the device/drive. DO NOT DELETE any of the files you find. If you are successful connecting, there will be a folder that contains .mp3 files - I was successful with adding files to that folder that were then usable. However, with all that said, the device itself is very difficult to use, especially if you are expecting it to function like an "iPod." I hope this helps.
916458
You cannot just drag and drop, it will rename your files and not recognize the album or artist name on many tracks, these tracks will go into the folder unknown and will not play.
1903446
Perused the manual under USB media..nothing is mentioned as far as music file formats...
1300854
Yes. I believe it depends on the track data provided in a particular format. Usually older tracks don't show and only scrolls the radio station i.d. cd, flash drives etc does the same. Hope this helps. Great unit for the money!