How do you delete the songs that you don't want.
1575095
u have to do that on your cp u can delete the whole library then slide the songs u DO want onto the player from your music files
1575096
1-Connect MP3 player to your computer 2- look for your device and double click 3- you will see all your songs , look for the one you want to delete, right click then delete.
1575097
1-Connect MP3 player to your computer2- look for your device and double click3- you will see all your songs , look for the one you want to delete, right click then delete.
1575098
Deletion of songs is done within the Explorer (labelled Browser) in the middle of the bottom row on the Menu screen. Highlight the song with the stylus and use the delete button at the bottom.
521929
go to favorites or where the address is stored. you will have to save to favorite, then delete
355729
As I recall there is a "delete" option on the main menu...if not, create a "Favs" group without those channels.
1341890
Plug the USB part into a computer, go to files, and you'll have to find what you want to delete. Right-click the song and the delete option should show up.
2024272
You can delete it when the device is docked. Just open the MUSIC folder and delete the file you no longer want. A 'My computer' type search would also allow you to find the file and delete it again with the device being docked
2228242
No they don't .You can skip a song by holding the turn up volume for a few seconds
2082531
No - everything is set up by song, not album, so each song played you'll have to skip what you don't want to hear..
1766763
I think maybe I had the same problem originally. After you click Yes, DELETE (middle, silver button) you will come to a second screen where the default response is "No." If you are like me, you have immediately simply pushed the middle, silver button again, thinking, Yes, I want to delete this. But instead you need to take an additional step. After you click on Delete Song, you come to that second screen, and there you need to click on the upper button (the symbol is >||), which moves the cursor up to "YES." Then you hit the middle, silver button and the song is deleted! I think maybe I had the same problem originally. After you click Yes, DELETE (middle, silver button) you will come to a second screen where the default response is "No." If you are like me, you have immediately simply pushed the middle, silver button again, thinking, Yes, I want to delete this. But instead you need to take an additional step. After you click on Delete Song, you come to that second screen, and there you need to click on the upper button (the symbol is >||), which moves the cursor up to "YES." Then you hit the middle, silver button and the song is deleted!
2065316
Yes you can skip songs. You can not rewind or forward a song. We have not downloaded any videos so I can not answer that part of the question.
2260642
Yes, you scroll to the file you wish to delete and hold down the volume button. Then select Yes or No. My player came with the complete works of Shakespeare installed. Nice feature, but I deleted them all for more music room.
1226799
Delete songs directly from the MP3 player? No, I don't think so. You have to plug it into the USB port on your computer and use Windows Explorer to search for the drive (i.e. Removable Drive E:\) and go into the folders of songs or whatever, and delete what you don't want.
1766767
I don't listen much to music, mainly books, but it should work the same way. I also cannot get the Clip to delete anything by itself. When the Clip is plugged into my computer, I look at the Clip Zip in Explorer, as if I was looking at any other external hard drive. There are subdirectories for Audio, Music, Recordings, etc. You should be able to find your songs there, and hit delete on your keyboard to delete just as you would any file on your computer. Hope that helps.
1642350
You can skip to the end of a song but not jump to a later part of the same song
93850
My devise is attached to my computer. The music I use already has the vocals removed.
466663
You do all that kind of stuff from forming playlists to sorting albums, artists, genres and more. About the protected content part, If you use iTunes then most likely the songs a DRM Protected. If your not sure then launch iTunes, find the song you want and right-click the song, then click on "Get Info" there you'll see if they are protected. It'll say "Protect AAC File, or Purchased AAC file or AAC File. If they are protected, then make a playlist and burn those songs to a CD, thus unprotecting them!GodBl
1882446
You can't select tracks from a thumb drive. The songs will play in the order they are listed. You can, however, skip over a song.
671468
On the computer there is a drop down window that permits to delete files. Be careful what you delete.