do you have to put the music in folders on the sd card?
896676
I really wouldn't know as I've never gotten an SD card for it yet. But probably.
896677
Folders are nice but take some time a get a 32Gb or 64 Gb card for the Zen. Then you can build folders if you want too or you can just place your music in position that you want. The Zen is a tremendous entertainment tool and will bring many hours of pleasure. Above all, do not limit yourself to possibilities. Happy Listening. Gramps.
896678
No Joan, you don't. I just transferred them over via the usb cord attached to my laptop and the mp3 player. It's very fast.
896679
You don't have to, but the zen is basically supposed to reiterate those into folders within the player. From my experience, this doesn't always work, it's supposed to, however.
1613986
An SD card is simply another form of memory. The simplest to think about is a CD. Music is written to a CD, and anytime you put the CD into the player, that music will play. With an SD card and a computer (that has an SD slot), you can add or remove at any time, like with a jump drive, place it in the SD slot on the player, and play the music on that card. If you don't want to use the SD card slot, don't worry. It would be like ignoring AM radio if you never listen to it. It's just another way to play specific musid vif you are so inclined.
693634
Yes it does. The thing is, it has separate directories for the built in flash memory and the additional SD card that you can add. As a result, you won't be able to shuffle all of the songs that are saved directly to the player as well as the ones you've put onto the SD card. Anyway, I find the shuffle of pretty bad quality, because it frequently plays the same files over and over leaving a good portion of my playlist as good as forgotten after a while of using just shuffle mode. Of course, it takes a while to hear the same one over again, but with over 7 gigs of music on it like I had, you will still be able to notice especially after listening continuously over daily commutes. If you get this player you'll see what I mean.
1270121
I'm not an expert at this but I do not have any problem storing my MP3 files so they can be played in my Onkyo Audio & Video Receiver. So far, no songs have been skipped when it was played. When I did copy and paste those files into the flash drive, it's pretty fast. I don't know if this is the answer you are looking for. I like the flash drive - good enough for my use.
384544
As you haves been told, the is no shuffle. It will play songs in the order that you put them paws the SD card, or if they are in folders, the order that you put the folders on. If the battery dies it will reset to the first song on the drive, but if you don't let it die, it will continue where it stopped.
1709849
The apps can be installed and then moved to SD card. If that's what you were asking.
601975
Absolutely, I have a variety of folders set up (example soft rock, Jimmy Buffet, Instrumentals, etc. I have them on a 16 Gig micro SD card. There is a button to skip folders and buttons to skip songs.... Sound is great for its size
1549140
I put music on both my Note 8 and my S3 via SD card. It's the easiest way to just get the music you want without the headache of using a syncing program. Now, I buy my music on Amazon and not on iTunes so it downloads right to my phone/tablet, and I can download it to iTunes when I get home.
390081
I have never done so but I think so; especially for music once you have internet access or you can play it from a USB flash drive or sd card
1690609
You can have it organized into folders, or just a long list. You can put songs into playlist for quick play. (That's what I suggest)
2097744
It doesn't come with them you just kinda got to figure it out by playing around with it. A few notes of what I have learned so far: It only plays mp3 firmat . It plays in numerical to alphabetical order in file name. As far as I can tell there is not a shuffle option only a repeat all or repeat song. If you remove the SD mid song and then put it back in it will start from were you left off unless you turn it off.
1015113
I would only use one folder and note that it only reads mp3. It does show what is playing on the screen
506210
Yes there is - if the folder is small it will fit regular size music. If the folder is oversized it sticks out of the compartment but the folder is able to be carried - it is not flush with the case.
7105
I imagine so. But if you're just playing music off your sd card you can run em together via the auxiliary cable
1002100
Yes. I copied music files from my comp into the Mp3 player, using usb connection.
1173001
Yes, you can put the music into folders and play the music in a specific folder.
1050184
It is as simple as plug it into your computer via USB cable then drag and drop songs into the music folder, I have almost a gig of music on mine and not half used.... this is probably the best little MP3 player I've seen.