How large is the font of the file name being. I cant read the font on my current MP3 player
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the font size is ok, I wear glasses and never really had a problem seeing what was playing.
177296
The menu font size is about a quarter inch in height, so it's fairly big. The font size of the artist/song list is about half that size.
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its big. I cant tell you the size in numbers, but I can clearly read it without my glasses on. But the service is the best part, unlimited for a low monthly fee.
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I never gave the font size much thought before, but after comparing it with some computer fonts I would have to say between 8 & 12 depending on the font style. The closest style is Verdana and it comes closest to a 12 in that style. I have never had any problems reading it even without my glasses.
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I checked the fonts on my computer's notepad. I would gestimate that it is 8 for song listings, certainly not 9 or larger. I wear glasses (far vision) so it is easier for me to read. Hope this helps.
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I've put up to 16 gigs but the unit has many limitations. Takes only MP3, can't read info on the tracks heard, No memory of where you stop when unit is turned off. Appears not to read sequentially all the tracks.
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The readme file isn't clear (at least to me) that this is about building on the fly playlists with just the mp3 player. The way I read it this is about building playlists without using WMP on your computer and then transferring them to the player...am I missing something?
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It's a horrible mp3 player. My recommendation is to get rid of it and just purchase a different brand mp3 player that works correctly. That's what I did with mine.
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If they're video files you have to convert them to amv files.Regular mp3 files can be placed on the player normally
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Hey thank you very much for your info. Is there any better MP3 players? Like which ones?Thank you once again!
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I agree. It looks like a drive on your computer, so you can drag and drop songs to it. It will play them if they are encoded in a way that it understands, i.e. basic .mp3's up to 320 Kbps (and reportedly .wav files up 30 384 Kbps, according to the manual).
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I don't know. I have not tried that. I only drop and drag mp3 files to my player....Have not tried it with anything else.
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I don't have any lyrics attached to any files, since all mine are from my own CDs. There is no mention of this in the Sansa manual (you should probably download it from the Sandisk site). The closest I could find was the few "tags," they suggest you can add, if they are missing, and lyrics was not one of them. After more than 6 months of nobody fixing or even acknowledging the major bug in the player, and taking more than 2 months to get one with a decent battery, I wasted no time in converting mine to "RockBox." There is a plugin called lrcplayer that works with it. You should download the PDF to read up on it... it's called "rockbox-sansaclipzip.pdf", and you can get it from the RockBox site. However, final note, with the size of the screen (in pixels), it is questionable as to how useful displaying lyrics on it would be.
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Mine says on properties it's a 32 gb but it will actually hold less than one gb. I've tried formatting it repeatedly with no success, though it says it's completely formatted. Then I get a disk error message and when I attempt to load songs onto it they vanish. I believe it's a counterfeit.
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{\rtf1\ansi\ansicpg1252{\fonttbl\f0\fnil\fcharset0 ArialMT;}{\colortbl;\red255\green255\blue255;\red0\green0\blue0;\red255\green255\blue255;}\deftab720\pard\pardeftab720\sl400\partightenfactor0\f0\fs28 \cf2 \cb3 \expnd0\expndtw0\kerning0\outl0\strokewidth0 \strokec2 Elsie, no as a matter of fact they fill with water and you can't hear the music at all. I wish I had never purchased it. }
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Hmm ... well, SanDisk says it "supports" up to 32GB, but "recommends" that you limit card size to 8GB for playback of MP3 and WMA files ... probably to ensure you don't get any drop-outs or glitches during playback. The "recommendation" for playback of these kinds of files on the Clip+ is 16GB. [Update: I got a 16GB card for my Clip Sport, and loaded about 7GB of MP3's onto it. So far, I've had no trouble with either menus or playback.]
27615
I don't know, but his mp3 player is very good, and you can add one 32Gb sd card too !
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NO.. if you want to buy a decent mp3 player.. dont buy this one.. it looks better in the pictures
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I ended up copying the image within iTunes that appends to all the MP3 files and copy those back over to the USB drive. Some won't accept the image but I can't seem to find any info on file size limits or resolution limits for these cover art.
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Actually there is a limit. From page 63 of the user's manual "This unit can recognize a total of 9999 (a maximum of 999 files per folder)." Although my entire mp3 collection tops out at around 7500 folders & around 375gb. Appreciate the response though. I'm upset they couldn't have done something about the file limit on last year's models, as it was the same for 3 model years.
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Sort of. It came with this tiny folded booklet with itty bitty print. I didn't even look at it. The thing is pretty self explanatory. Plug it into computer, go to MY COMPUTER, open the MP3 player, drag and drop MP3s into the MP3 player, unplug from computer, plug speakers into player, hit play. Button on top is the on/off. Then there are these buttons on the bottom to scroll through the limited menus (songs, EQ, repeat...) the silver button is to select what ever you have highlighted and then there is a back button, when pushed it will remember your selection. Play/pause and stop buttons are pretty obvious. Nothing fancy but it plays music and that's all I wanted. It is SUPER tiny. Sort of. It came with this tiny folded booklet with itty bitty print. I didn't even look at it. The thing is pretty self explanatory. Plug it into computer, go to MY COMPUTER, open the MP3 player, drag and drop MP3s into the MP3 player, unplug from computer, plug speakers into player, hit play. Button on top is the on/off. Then there are these buttons on the bottom to scroll through the limited menus (songs, EQ, repeat...) the silver button is to select what ever you have highlighted and then there is a back button, when pushed it will remember your selection. Play/pause and stop buttons... » Read More Sort of. It came with this tiny folded booklet with itty bitty print. I didn't even look at it. The thing is pretty self explanatory. Plug it into computer, go to MY COMPUTER, open the MP3 player, drag and drop MP3s into the MP3 player, unplug from computer, plug speakers into player, hit play. Button on top is the on/off. Then there are these buttons on the bottom to scroll through the limited menus (songs, EQ, repeat...) the silver button is to select what ever you have highlighted and then there is a back button, when pushed it will remember your selection. Play/pause and stop buttons are pretty obvious. Nothing fancy but it plays music and that's all I wanted. It is SUPER tiny. « Show Less