Does the device have the capability to "rewind" and go "forward", as I will be using it for language lessons?
1492449
I've only used the SanDisk MP3 player with down loaded music and the FM feature. You can fast forward to the next song, but I don't know if you can do the same with language lessons.
1492450
What a good question! I had to grab my device to see if you can. And............You can! How cool. So, while listening to a recording (song or voice) If you press and release the forward or back button, it advances to the next or goes back to the last track. But if you press and hold the forward or back button it will advance or rewind within the current track being listened to. So there you have it. I'll be leveraging this feature in future for sure. Cheers and thanks for asking!
2229977
One important clarification - it remembers the file you were on and starts playing it from the beginning, but if you were listening to, say, a lecture which is 1+ hours long, it won't remember where you stopped, so it will start it over from the beginning. You have NO way to fast forward (only skip), which is why I'll be returning mine.
1272827
Yes, you could. It has next & previous track button and fwd and rewind as well.
140589
yes there are fast forward and rewind buttons on the remote.I dont know for sure if there are multiple speeds (the device was a gift, but i tested it at home) but i thought there where 3 speeds.
331331
It can skip, go back songs, pause, volume, change playlists. It doesn't rewind or ff, it will just change the track. This device only lasted a year working.
812634
It works fine. You can record your own phrase and it will store it and play it. You can change it as often as you like.
901232
The pause, play and volume features will work but not sure about the track forward and rewind
251371
I have tried it and it can rewind and fast forward like a normal DVD but it cannot play in slow motion but overall it works well.
939864
Thanks man, for the comment. Can't figure this device out. Seems to work backwards, but works !
1807191
Yes it does. It actually does a lot of things. You can look up Spanish vs. English translations of words. You can access My Vocabulary List to search English or Spanish examples and learn grammar lessons. It also has 7 games to play to enhance what you have learned or known. Can't find anywhere a better price. I really enjoy this device
415766
Yes. But this device has really limited capabilities. You'll have to look through a lot of cliches and phrases to find what you're looking for.
441483
There is no rewind function - only a pause or replay track (from beginning). I just tested it - pressing play starts a track, and hitting the stop button pauses it until you press play again. Hitting the "back" arrow plays the track from the start. Hitting the forward button skips to the next track. Holding down the "back" button steps backwards through the tracks. A new track is created each time you press record, numbered next in sequence for that "folder".
1251256
Mine does fast forward and rewind. However, both directions are a bit sluggish. (Not as fast as my trusty, old Sansa.) Make sure to unpause. To do that, push down at the top of the bottom navigation square. Then try to go forward and backward. I think that helps.
171154
Evidently it works like this reviewer says. You press and hold to go back. If you press once and let go it rewinds to the beginning.
813622
I am not sure about the question but Rosetta Stone gives you headphones and you have to speak the language unless you do not want to use the speech part. It keeps up with your progress and you have to finish sentences and answer questions,etc. so I guess the answer would be no.
1781253
I have not tried that function yet. But according to the instructions included, you are to turn it on and insert card and it will start playing , you can use the + or - to move forward or backward. I love the sound I get out of it for my Kindle Fire, so have not tried other ways. Good luck.
739699
Yes it will. There are several tracks for voice,music, sounds etc. I'm no expert but I think you could just copy and paste the audio under the next video on the timeline. Check tutorials online.