When playing large files like audiobooks does it remember where it was stopped and resume in the exact same place of an mp3 file?
1704182
It does resume from previous place when playing from an SD card. Not from a USB atleast that was my experience.
459648
Yes, that will wor fine. Each time you dictate a new message, the Sony puts it under a new number. For example, right now I have 8 files on mine. If I now dictate again, it will open number 9. When I later want to listen to a file, I just have to scroll to that file number and listen. If I stop during the playing of, say, file number 4, I can then resume in that file. You do, however, have to remember to make sure the same number, like number 4, remains on the screen when you restart. Otherwise it will automatically go on to the next file.
59470
If I have 10 mp3 songs on the USB and it has played them all - does it stop or can it be set to repeat them over and over?
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 !
62875
Disclaimer: I have yet to test it since I have recently found my Clip+. I've rarely used it for audiobooks, but preliminary inspection (from review videos) leads me to believe that the firmware hasn't changed so you may not expect any improvements to audiobook playback.Joshua Bean's comment seems to provide more insight than I.
1334983
This product has a hold feature, but does not allow for resume in the sense that your looking for( such as kindle readers etc ). However, if you don't mind a little work, you can always convert each chapter into it's own mp3 and then burn them all to disk. This will allow you to listen to one chapter at a time, skip a chapter, program which chapter you wish to read, or hold/pause a chapter. You can not turn the player off and come back to the spot you left off at. But, by converting each chapter to it's own mp3, you can avoid having to listen to the entire book again when you turn the player back on. You will only need to start at the beginning of the chapter you left off at. To get the feature you are looking for unfortunately, you will have to have a kindle type reader. I hope this answers your question.
824426
Yes it will play mp3 audio books.The only thing it won't do is save your place in the middle of a chapter, so you will have to skip to the beginning of the last chapter you left off at. Otherwise, as long as what you are listening to is mp3 format, you can listen to just about anything. the player also plays regular cds:) Enjoy!
500879
If you want it to resume playing, just touch play/pause. If you don't want it to resume at the point you quit, press Stop twice. It will pick up where you left off, even if you remove the disk and reinsert it later. Does this answer your question? I'm not certain I know what you're asking.
70246
Yes from a CD or Thumb Drive. When turned off, though, it does not keep track of where it was stopped with either CD or Thumb Drive. So, if you are listening to books, as I do, you will need to jot down where you left off. It will allow you to jump ahead or back either one or ten tracks at a time, so if you know which track you want, you can get there fairly quickly. Another thing that I don't like is that the volume is not loud enough to be heard very well when driving on the freeway.
995282
The answer to both questions is "no". I have a question for you; have you found a way to "pause" when you are listening and then pick up where you left off. The instructions say you can but I have found that it to be true.
1899164
Good Afternoon,I would have to assume it does so since it says it reads MP3.Thank you.
1010537
If you hit stop and then turn off player, when you turn it back on will the movie resume where it left off? Thanks.
1786855
I also updated my firmware, thanks for the information. I get books thru OverDrive media from the local library. These automatically download into the music folder. How can I get them to download into the audiobooks folder? I've tried moving the folders on the computer and it shows that they have been moved to audiobook folder, but when I disconnect the clip, the audiobook folder is empty and the audiobooks are still in the music folder. Thanks for any help. I have Windows Vista, media player 11 and sandisk sansa clip 4gb.
59468
Yes when it hits the last song, it will start over at the beginning of the USB card or SD card
2257516
What I do is play the file i want to record in and as it is playing I hit the record button and what I then record is added to the end of the recording itself. It sounds seamless when it is played back.
948909
yes it stays on the same audio if you stop it and will start where you left it.
1026327
It will start the file u were watching where u left off when u restart player