does this use the v tuner and allow the favorites folder like the mutant?
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I had a Mutant version of this radio and I dropped it on a hard floor. DOA. I bought this one thinking it was the same thing. It uses a different web radio service that seems to be as good as the Mutant one. Yes it has the same folder structure as the Mutant version of this radio. This one seems a bit easier to use. I mostly use an Android tablet and use the TuneIn, Stitcher and I Heart Radio apps instead. Hope this helps. David in Chattanooga.
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Short answer is; I don't think you can. However I'm guessing that you can have some control over order of play by rearranging the directory structure. I don't know the logic it uses to pick tracks. Interesting question. Will research & respond again if I find out more
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There are no presets. It scans for stations and puts them into memory, then you can cycle through them via a station +/_ button.
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Hi Elisandro, of course you can. Just choose the effect with the memory pedals, then press write and exit buttons to edit. Now you can adjust the effect as desired by choosing the category you want (sound library buttons), and adjusting knobs to get the different variations. I hope it helps you.
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Oh yes my friend according to the user manual there is an option to play random in the current folder and also to play that way in all files.
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Unfortunately, this is my biggest gripe about all MP3 players - PROGRAMABILITY! The only way you're going to be able to play the way you want is to build playlists on your computer and then select random play. Or you can use the bookmark feature directly on the Gigabeat and have it randomly play. There is no way to play just an artist or genre folder randomly.
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press on the red "Xfinity" button...scroll to the "saved" menu..."recorded" programs and "favorites" are in there...jo'c
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The Presets are for your favorites most used. You can 'store" a much larger amount under the "menu" in categories you create like "country" or whatever you like, through the radio's web interface. Then retrieve them with the menu. Not "one button" but you can save many, many stations! I did a longer review under "carlyle tech" at www.i1430.com, look for the one dated March 10th. We're a streaming station and one that I had to put in manually and it worked GREAT.
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I think there is a favorites set up. I can go check it out when I am home. You can call me. 281-594-1336. Eric
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I just put in a DVD of .mpg and .avi files and it played them fine. No menu on the DVD, just files. It brought up a list of the files and you can select which on you wouldl like to play. Good feature.
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Check out Connected Radio. It's a plug-in that lets you select from 1000s of audio steams. You can also add your own favorite audio feeds. You can find the plug-in on DivX labs and many others.http://labs.divx.com/connected/plugins
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No, the tuners need to be set up in software such as Windows Media Center, J River Media Center, or another program that has support for CableCard tuners. Note that Windows Media Center is the only software that has support for recording channels with DRM. Some cable systems only use DRM on premium channels such as HBO, while others use DRM on many channels. The USB port is for connection to a tuning adapter (TA) if your cable system uses them.
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I use folder view which is the same as a Windows computer which is the default. I Name all the folder and sometimes the files(songs) using copy and paste then you can control where everything falls in a list on the front panel of the unit. PS I use the usb input with a 128gb thumb drive the sound is the best of all the inputs
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I do not know, but ir works fine with windows media player. It may just as well play with i tune.
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There is a way to create different folders on the device but you can't manage the order they play in.
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I would call the favorites list "presets" This is a question of definitions.
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Actually I just did this in an art gallery. I put one 8 minute mp4 in the root directory (no subfolder). All the staff had to do was turn on the player and the monitor, and it played looped all day automatically. They never used the remote control. What it doesn't seem to do is play mixed files (video and photos). But it will play through multiple movies then loop back to the first one.There is a "settings" from the remote control. You can choose "autoplay" and "movie" in the menu items. That sets your "default" player.