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.
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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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no! It is 7X5X1 [cm] or 70X50X10 [mm] if you know what Metric System is. This player is small like a credit card, may be little bit thicker.
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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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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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As stated the capacity is entirely dependent on the size of each file (song), the bitrate used during conversion to MP3 length of the song etc.. The easy answer is keep highlighting the number of songs you want to transfer then right click on properties and it will tell you how big the files are then you just adjust until you reach the 8 GB. Careful to note the actual capacity in M/B available because storage and transfer units are different. That is why the computer always show the actual capacity as under what the MFR states.
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I am not sure. I brought this as a gift for my mother in law. She plays your standard CD's I can't speak for mp3 CD's because she does not own any. Sorry. Otherwise, she loves it and uses it often.
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This says 8 GB but the version I have is 16 GB. That said it mainly depends on the format your music files are stored in: mp3, mp4, m4v, wav or ogg. There might be others. "Lossless" codecs (technical name for storage type) including wav, ogg & apple's secure drm (digital rights management- ie copyright protected) tend to be larger files. A standard 3 minute radio-friendly rock song in mp3 is going to be about 5 mb, 20 a hundred, 200 a gig- so, you do the math- roughly 1600 songs for the 8 GB version, double that for the 16. Of course Iron Butterfly's "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida" is going to be larger- just an average, depending on your library. This says 8 GB but the version I have is 16 GB. That said it mainly depends on the format your music files are stored in: mp3, mp4, m4v, wav or ogg. There might be others. "Lossless" codecs (technical name for storage type) including wav, ogg & apple's secure drm (digital rights management- ie copyright protected) tend to be larger files. A standard 3 minute radio-friendly rock song in mp3 is going to be about 5 mb, 20 a hundred, 200 a gig- so, you do the math- roughly 1600 songs for the 8 GB version, double that for the 16. Of course Iron Butterfly's... » Read More This says 8 GB but the version I have is 16 GB. That said it mainly depends on the format your music files are stored in: mp3, mp4, m4v, wav or ogg. There might be others. "Lossless" codecs (technical name for storage type) including wav, ogg & apple's secure drm (digital rights management- ie copyright protected) tend to be larger files. A standard 3 minute radio-friendly rock song in mp3 is going to be about 5 mb, 20 a hundred, 200 a gig- so, you do the math- roughly 1600 songs for the 8 GB version, double that for the 16. Of course Iron Butterfly's "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida" is going to be larger- just an average, depending on your library. « Show Less
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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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I don't know. I'm not a big 'on line' person, Mine has worked well for me. Have not used it on MP3 disk yet. It runs through batteries fairly quickly so I bought rechargeable ones. The main objection that I have is the size of the screen. For an old lady it is very hard to see.
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ok thanks, I was thinking about buying a sansa fuze 8gb mp3 player on black friday and I wanted to know if i could make it at least 16gb total with the mirco sd card and now that I know I can, I will be buying the mp3 player. thanks again.
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I have over 16GB of Amazon mp3 files installed on this very same Zune. You'll need to install the Zune software on your computer in order index and transfer your mp3 files to the player but this is a relatively painless process.
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Hi John. The one I purchased was a 4 GB and that equates to about 3.75 GB of actual space to load music. There is programing in the drive so you lose a few MBs off that.I do like mine a lot and it is really so compact and easy to use; nothing to mess with, just load and play.I hope this helps. Mick
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I would only use one folder and note that it only reads mp3. It does show what is playing on the screen
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The player supports lossless audio formats like FLAC, APE. Using those you can enjoy crystal clear and 'juicy' sound in comparison to mp3 of any level of compression. The earphones are quite nice. But you always can buy some other... :). 32Gb can make you happy because FLAC or APE files are typically 10 times bigger than mp3.However, iPod also supports lossless audio format - ALAC (.m4a). So the choice is yours... Hope this helps
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I'm not sure. This MP3 player only worked for about a month for me. I don't recommend it.
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Buy a Clip Zip. This player doesn't do chapterization properly, the fast forward and rewind are annoyingly slow, and for regular mp3 books the player will not resume at the last played file.
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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.]