How to add audio files to oceantree player
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Sorry Boyd, I immediately sent mine back after I saw how poor the usb cord fit into the player! I had to wiggle and apply side pressure to get the laptop to find the player. As soon as I let go, connection was lost..Also the HD screen was poor quality..I only can say that the pre loaded Chinese video files were poor viewing quality. I would think If I were sending examples with my product, I would make sure it was of the highest quality? But answer your question, I was going to use my laptop to transfer..
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The library should have downloaded with the program. If not, you may want to try and download it again. Then maybe do what RD suggests, although my "configuration" option is under the "Play" tab, not the "File" tab. (I've found over the past couple of years that, for some reason, the options available fall under different tabs on my version than on others, which can be a little frustrating when trying to follow instructions)
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I currently have them in folders, but it really does not matter. I had them just as files before, but works the same. I listen to my music in shuffle mode, and it shuffles the mp3s from different folders.
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You can only put sounds on that have the primos sound format. I don't know of any sound file converter you could get that has a primos sound format either. If you want a call that will take mp3s or anything like that you can look into a FoxPro
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I don't know if there is any specific option for this. But usually I make my playlist by copying all the files I want in a folder and then in Sansa I browse by folder (at the bottom of the menu list) instead of browsing by Artist/Album etc... hope it helps
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Yes. Also, the files are "filename.wav", if you don't have an audio player that will open .wav files, download VLC.
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you can not create a playlist that you can save as a specific file name of your choice. there is a favorites list you can add songs and remove. Hope future firmware upgrade will add more playing options.
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You can use an SD card or a USB flash drive to store audio files, but they must be in mp3 format or the player will not play them. Since Apple uses mp4 format it will not recognize them. I have tried both wma (Windows Media Audio) and mp4 files and the file manager on the Coby does not see the file.
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When i set up folders, I just put all of my separate artists folders into a single folder named Playlist and it played through everything. Try that and see if it works!
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My Sonawave plays music in the root of the drive, and also in a folder. If you still have trouble, just move your mp3 files to the root of the drive. By the way, it only plays MP3 type files. Good luck.
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Looks to me like there is no way to have the files play from the SD card by default. This is a major flaw, one of many.
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I haven't tried that feature. We are having a difficult time to get it to shuffle in a playlist so I would think if you assigned it all to the playlist it will play it. To be honest, this wasn't a good purchase...freezes up quite a bit when trying maneuver from folder to folder.
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Yes you can. Create the play list on your computer and sync with your player
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You can play MP3 files that are on your computer, but I haven't found a way to bypass radio-frontier to get to an internet source
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Try VLC, open source player. Most everything plays. No extra codecs necessary. Get the Audiodock for Duo; hear it better.
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I couldn't find a way to do so. I needed to remove the music from folders in order to play them. You could use separate memory cards I suppose.
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I would only use one folder and note that it only reads mp3. It does show what is playing on the screen