Can you delete files on the player itself? I want to be able to delete podcasts after I listen to them.
1650362
Did not have to long before it stopped working but I deleted by opening the file online
1650363
I don't know how or if it is even possible to delete files on the player itself. I connect it to my PC and drag and drop the files.
2133143
Sorry, I have used the player just a couple of times and think it starts where I stopped it. Not tech savvy enough to experiment either .And then remember what I did !
1383034
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.
1638301
No problem. Just install the cloud player app. That's the whole point of the cloud. You can access your MP3's from anywhere and from just about anything that can access the web.
306798
I made one, just like a subfolder on a PC. It comes up, not by my design, under the Music category. I think Sandisk recommends use of "Podcasts" for audiobooks.
2013079
You can only delete files while it is hooked up to the computer via USB cable. There is no way to do it using the buttons on the player. When hooked up via USB, you will see an extra drive appear in Windows explorer. Simply right-click on the file you wish to delete, and select "delete".You can also delete files from the device using Windows media player (I have v10), which is probably the best way. There is an "explore device" button near the bottom when you have the player plugged in.
712758
I don't know. I use it for audiobooks and I delete them when I have listened to them. Ann TT
1769124
The only way you could do that would be this: When you're through listening to your audiobook for the moment, simply turn the player off. When you turn it back on, it will be at the exact same place you left off at. Other than that, no, you cannot pause the audiobook, play a couple of songs, then go back to the audiobook and resume where you left off at. Sorry :( Hope that helps...
1695808
You can only delete files while it is hooked up to the computer via USB cable. There is no way to do it using the buttons on the player. When hooked up via USB, you will see an extra drive appear in Windows explorer. Simply right-click on the file you wish to delete, and select "delete". You can also delete files from the device using Windows media player (I have v10), which is probably the best way. There is an "explore device" button near the bottom when you have the player plugged in.
2036128
The product info said "It automatically organizes your MP3 files into different artists, styles, genre and album" ... I didn't remember it would do that cause it took me nearly a year to decide to learn how to convert my iTunes music to play on this player. I never found a note in the manual about this and I think that the playlists are not something you can do, but rather it's an id tag on your music. Read that product info again on the page. It makes this album thing sound like a plus when now I can't get my player to just play all the music one after another. I don't think it will be an easy thing to make your own playlist with it. I've only just now thought to look for a web site for them: http://pyruselectronicswebsite.blogspot.com/ Time for me to do more research...
1642363
How did you delete the audios? Did you reformat the recorder, or delete them off the recorder one by one, or cut and paste onto your computer?
2158279
I haven't had any problems with podcast and audiobook files, many audiobooks, especially ones from libraries have several files that are numbered. I don't have any music on the Clip Sport. There is an update for the firmware, if you buy this player make sure you update, from what I understand they took care of glitches with song orders, etc. The only thing I don't like about this player is that it won't play wma files that have drm protection. Not sure it'll post but here is the address for instruction and the file for the Sport update: http://forums.sandisk.com/t5/Sansa-Clip-Zip/Sansa-Clip-Zip-Firmware-01-01-20/td-p/270703
838213
My previous answer only applies to downloaded music. Don't know about pandora. It will NOT play podcasts.
841361
Every several months, my cassette deck rejects the device. What I do is keep the music playing, then keep putting it in a few times until it accepts it. It's been maybe a year since I've had to do it. I would try cleaning the cassette deck if it. I don't see how this thing could destroy a player unless you are being really rough with it.
1417403
I'm an audiobook listener, and it will remember you previous track position, assuming you don't skip tracks or add/remove any files. If you do, then it loses the position.
1072326
Sorry, but I can't answer that question. I have only used the player to listen to the existing books. I am aware you can add audio books and music but not how to do it. I asked the manufactures of this product several questions and one if them was "Can I add books and Music and delete existing ones and they said YES!. I have not yet pursued that but I did find the people at Library of Classics to be very helpful on 3 occasions that I spoke with them. I suggest you contact them by way of email at--- info@libraryoftheclassics.com for the answer to your question. They are most friendly and easy to correspond with via email.
1418503
I'm glad you warned me. I notice there are firmware upgrades on their site. But why would I have to upgrade a brand new player? One of them said it was necessary to listen to audible books? I hope not. I may very well get back to you with questions. Thank you again!