If you stop the CD player, does it start all over on song one, or resume on the tune that you haven't listened to yet?
1646651
I did not listen to music on the player it was books. This player is in the garbage. It quit after 45 days. I would not recommend this. Shirley
1646652
I think that is inherent with all CD players. If you hit the "Play/Pause" button it should save your place on the CD so that when you hit the same button again it will continue where you left off. The "Stop" button does just that--stops the CD completely and starts over.
1110611
No it does not. And I hate that so much. I don't think it wouldn't be too hard to have that feature which is sooo useful for users (at least for me :-) ). Especially when you have an mp3 CD with lots of songs on it. It starts from track 1 every time you start it.
2079495
If I stop the CD player and open it it will start where you stop it. If you do open the CD player then when you close it the CD will start at the beginning.
743920
I have the GoGEAR RAGA model. It will pick up on the song that you were playing when you powered off, it comes up paused until you press play to resume. I usually use the folder view to go through my music since the RAGA doesn't support play lists, in case you didn't know that.
1611052
Yes it will continue playing the cd where you left off, given that it stays plugged in OR you insert batteries.
1520698
The cd player should play all the songs on one cd and then stop. You can program that cd to play on a continuous loop. We are very satisfied with the Crosley radio and have two. If your radio does not perform then send it back for exchange.
1206680
Depending on how the programing is formatted... on my MP3 DIY programs, the only way to resume is to "pause" the playback & leave the player on. If the power switch is turned off, the playback doesn't always start from where it was paused. What's even more annoying is that the "skip" forward or backwards does the same thing... restarts from the beginning!Your results may be different, but this is how my MP3 DIY programs work. Really not an issue, once I figured out the workaround. :)
619183
No. You can pause the player for a short duration, but you can't stop and expect to start where it left off. By the way, this is a very poorly made CD player. I think you will be more happy with a different player.
8893
The only way I know of getting your player to play a file (song) and then stop is to manually push the menu button (on top - the one with the forward arrow pointing to the right) all the way down, and pushing it down again when you want to start the music again. I don't know any way for it to stop automatically after playing a file (song) except to run it to the end when it will stop and turn off. Hope this helps.
1810646
There is an option in the settings menu to have the player play from where it left off or to start from the beginning. It's up to you.
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.
1761235
It will play then sequentially. I have so many tracks that I still haven't reached the last one. But, if I remember correctly you have the option to loop, shuffle, or stop at the end.
1777077
It will shuffle all the songs on the CD till they are all played then it will shift to the next CD in sequence.That is what I am disappointed in as I would like all my music shuffled from different CD's'. Hope that is helpful.Colleen
370662
No but there's a button to pause your music. And for me, when I press it twice it skips the track and goes to the next one.
1376771
Did you intend to ask "How many CDs does it play?" If so, the answer is: one at a time. The system has a shuffle mode (accessible on the remote-control device) if you want to alter the sequence of the tracks on the CD.
1769124
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...
769878
The Play/Pause button is the same one. When you put a CD in, you hit that button and it starts playing. If you want to "pause" it, hit the button again and it pauses. Then hit it again to resume playing. If you want to stop it permanently, hit stop.