When you play mp3's through the usb, how does the system play the track order? does it read alphabetically from the filename or some other way?
2025462
It plays as it is recorder in the USB, if it is alphabetically it plays in that order
2025463
Sorry but I'm not 100% sure. I think it reads alphabetically but I'm not certain about that.
383910
On this particular player I hit the mode button on the top left side of the player. Mine doesn't have a playlist listing. Basically I've got mine set up where it plays my songs in alphabetical order. After it plays the last song in the alphabetized playlist. It will return to the first song alphabetically listed on my player. But you'll have to push that button until you get the results I got. Depending on how you set that mode button the player will play your mp3 files on a randomized setting. I don't like that setting cause from my experience with other players you don't have any control over what plays when. Long story short. If you push that mode button to the "proper setting" for me. You can play, fast forward or rewind until your heart is content and hear what you want when you want. Hope this helps. Sorry for the delay in answering.
1219403
That is correct. You can simply put a microsd card in the headphones that contains your mp3s, and the headphones will allow you to play them. The only issue I have had with this is that it plays them in order. You can skip to the previous and the next mp3, but I have found no way to jump to next album, or to play random. This has lead me to the conclusion that I either need to put less on the sd card, or randomize the order on the card, as I don't always want to listen to them one album at a time.
1491134
It starts from the beginning each time you cycle power. I have tried different numbering, but that does not affect the play order. I now just keep 2 albums only, as it will not remember where you have left off. so, in my experience, no random option, no way to number your songs to get them to play in order. also no battery notification, no way to tell when completely charged or when battery is low. when it is playing, it is loud enough to hear even when I am pedaling at around 20 mph, so you get what you pay for.
2016069
I tried a thumbdrive with .mp3 files and it plays sequentially. I have not tried the SD port nor any other music file formats.
217903
I looked at the manual and see no way to navigate folders. You can skip from track to track or you can skip 10 tracks at a time. Of course, there is a randomize function for playback which is what I use the most. I have been pleased with the unit. Sound is good and I have had no problems with it.
1110611
No it does not. And I hate that so much. I don't think it wouldn't be too hard to have that feature which is sooo useful for users (at least for me :-) ). Especially when you have an mp3 CD with lots of songs on it. It starts from track 1 every time you start it.
871988
I simply connect it to my PC via the USB cable, and it appears as a drive in Windows Explorer. You can drag and drop .MP3's to the device in this manner. I agree with ChefBum, the interface on this unit is clunky, but I love what it's capable of. I may have to check out the GB-10 myself!
1501370
What types of files can be played from that flash drive if connected to USB port in the front? 320 kbps MP3? FLAC?
1761236
It plays according to the order you copy the files into the device. When the last file is played, it rotates back to the first one.
782836
yes, although they are arranged by when you loaded them onto it and cannot be sorted alphabetically or any other way. songs loaded will frequently become corrupt as well. pass this one up, spend a few more bucks on a better model and you'll be happy you avoided this awful mp3 player
877357
Mine sounds great, only on volume number 22. I played MP3 via a flash drive, sounds really good, even at higher volume.
324874
Yes, it does. Just connect it to your PC (via the built-in USB connector) create your sub-folders and copy your songs into them. You can create any many sub-folders as you want; just remember this rule, you won't be able to play songs in any sub-folder that is more than one level deep. For example: rootfolder/BackstreetBoys/ will work fine, just navigate to the folder and select the first song and it will begin to play. However, rootfolder/mymusic/BackstreetBoys will not work. You can load music into that folder, but the player won't play them. I avoid that problem by limiting all my sub-folders to one level deep. You can, however, create as many sub-folders as you need. Just remember this additional rule, the player will only play the first 99 songs in each folder. It can hold more than 99, but it won't recognize them. If you want more detailed information on this MP3 player, read my review. It includes a comprehensive manual.
349774
The songs are listed and played in alphabetic order(numbers are listed and play first). The only way I've found so far; to manipulate playback is by adding numbers or letters to the "TITLE" of the song. Songs have a file name and a title name. You can also playback by Artist or Album.
1899162
Good Afternoon, I would have to assume it does so since it says it reads MP3. Thank you.
335850
The usb is extremely limited playing only what is in the root directory and giving no more information than track and time. I set up a play list on my computer of all the songs I want played, e.g. for Christmas, copy to the thumb drive, stick it into this player and go to usb. It is better to use the ipod port to get all the info, etc.
1497813
I did not facing this problem. I have more than 100 songs (mp3), and it working well.At first, I also wonder it will function correctly, so i have tried to press next/previous button then the songs is randomly changed.So, maybe you can try to press the next/previous button to see whether it change to others song.