is there an audiobook folder?
306798
I made one, just like a subfolder on a PC. It comes up, not by my design, under the Music category. I think Sandisk recommends use of "Podcasts" for audiobooks.
306799
Yes, but I caution you. This device is not easily navigated. With music, once the device has played a song, you have to go all the way back to the main menu to get back to the songlist. The swipe feature is ULTRA sensitive. I'd get it set up and it would jump 3 songs just putting it in my pocket!! Extremely frustrating!
306800
Yes there is, but it very difficult and the chapters jump. I gave up after a few month, because I could not get any help from sandisc.I then bought a iPod and that works over iTunes like a charme.
306801
Yes, but I caution you. This device is not easily navigated. With music, once the device has played a song, you have to go all the way back to the main menu to get back to the song list. The swipe feature is ULTRA sensitive. I'd get it set up and it would jump 3 songs just putting it in my pocket!! Extremely frustrating!
1235518
I honestly do not know... I am having a hard time just trying to listen to the books I downloaded on to it.
1064970
The only way you could do that would be this:When you're through listening to your audiobook for the moment, simply turn the player off. When you turn it back on, it will be at the exact same place you left off at. Other than that, no, you cannot pause the audiobook, play a couple of songs, then go back to the audiobook and resume where you left off at. Sorry :( Hope that helps...
2165832
I have copied numerous books from CD into ITunes and then synced them to my IPod. I assume that copying Audible books is similar. Check out this page:http://www.audible.com/dc
1052558
Mark, I am sorry but I don't know. I never put an audio book on it. FYI it holds over 200 mp3 format songs. One thing I don't like about it is shuffle play does not work, even when the shuffle mode is activated. I hope this helps.
1361834
You could but you might want to try a external hard drive, I have one and itis great I got it on amazon, WD my book live
1650020
yes you can bookmark audiobooks. This is done two ways. By default The player will remember where you left off and paused. The second way can be achieved in the menu section by hitting select. It's also the audiobooks has a handy Time elapsed counter that you can record. I have two of these devices one for me and one for my wife. It's a great device also considering that it's not lithium-ion you get a lot of hours out of it.
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You cannot download them on the device itself it does not have internet capability. It the audio books are in a format it supports such as mp3 on a computer, then it is just a simple matter of plugging it in and dragging and dropping the file crom computer to the device. My daughter listens to books and podcasts on this device on her drives to and from college and she loves it.
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Although it is not specifically stated, you should go the "IMPORT MEDIA" button on the tool bar. This allows you to iport various media to the project window. You should, then, be able to insert it where you wish in the audio timeline.
1685268
nope!! you can go to audible's website to confirm but I have tried repeatedly - not able to convert... unless you copy it to a cd and then copy to the player
1072326
Sorry, but I can't answer that question. I have only used the player to listen to the existing books. I am aware you can add audio books and music but not how to do it. I asked the manufactures of this product several questions and one if them was "Can I add books and Music and delete existing ones and they said YES!. I have not yet pursued that but I did find the people at Library of Classics to be very helpful on 3 occasions that I spoke with them. I suggest you contact them by way of email at--- info@libraryoftheclassics.com for the answer to your question. They are most friendly and easy to correspond with via email.
1418499
I download audiobooks from my library through Overdrive so I can listen to protected wma files. I can also listen to audible and standard mp3.
2103154
When you plug the device into your computer, I put my folders in the folder named "Playlists." Then, when you go to play them on the device, you go to "Folder View" and scroll down to "Playlists." Your folders will be there.
1106632
Depends upon what you mean. I have listened to audio books that I have downloaded from my local library on the Electorhome and they sound just fine. However I did need to copy the files to the player (this is as easy as copying files from one directory to another in windows). The player does not, as far as I know, have built in support for things like Audible like some more expensive players. Also, the player does not have the ability to play books at various speeds - which is a feature I would dearly love to have when listening to audiobooks. That said - for the money you get a very good player for audiobooks. Depends upon what you mean. I have listened to audio books that I have downloaded from my local library on the Electorhome and they sound just fine. However I did need to copy the files to the player (this is as easy as copying files from one directory to another in windows). The player does not, as far as I know, have built in support for things like Audible like some more expensive players. Also, the player does not have the ability to play books at various speeds - which is a feature I would dearly love to have when listening to audiobooks. That said - for the money you get a very good... » Read More Depends upon what you mean. I have listened to audio books that I have downloaded from my local library on the Electorhome and they sound just fine. However I did need to copy the files to the player (this is as easy as copying files from one directory to another in windows). The player does not, as far as I know, have built in support for things like Audible like some more expensive players. Also, the player does not have the ability to play books at various speeds - which is a feature I would dearly love to have when listening to audiobooks. That said - for the money you get a very good player for audiobooks. « Show Less
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I don't know. I use it for audiobooks and I delete them when I have listened to them. Ann TT
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Yes, but depending on the memory of your device you might not be able to fit all the chapters. I would suggest 8 or even 16 gig. Really good player and great price, I would just get some good head phones or use it with an auxiliary cable connected to an audio device.
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I thought not, HOWEVER, I just discovered that it is better to rip audiobook CD's in iTunes than in Windows Media Player. The result is that each disc is in order (yay!) and the chapters are numbered. After uploading each disc, I make sure the mode is Mp3, which iTunes easily converts. Then I set up a folder on the Desktop with the title of the book as its title. Drag and drop the discs to the folder. Open the Sansa clip and add the discs, using the same method as adding files to a flash drive. I THINK THIS WILL WORK! It appears that it will.