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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I have no idea about the mp3 player. It's a piece of junk, don't get it. It fell apart the first day.
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At an average of 6 MB per song in mp3, about 1300 or so.This figure can vary greatly depending on the quality of the songs, since a higher quality, larger and therefore less fit.
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Haven't used the 64 GB. I do have a 32 GB. Cant switch through music folders. It goes by skipping through the flash drive
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I have a different model, but same line. It played from a 500GB usb drive fine. The thing is it has to be formatted to FAT32 or it won't read. I use a 128GB flash drive on two different Pioneer AVH models fine as well. According to the manual there are file and folder limits though (I think 15K file/1500folder, not positive though), so 256gb may be overkill to be honest (I do have 10K+ mp3 on my 128 with room for more). I only tried the 500GB out of curiosity.Also a note on the 160gb iPod working... that's because it runs off the iPod o/s, making the size and format irrelevant. It also runs much slower than using a usb drive as a result. I have a different model, but same line. It played from a 500GB usb drive fine. The thing is it has to be formatted to FAT32 or it won't read. I use a 128GB flash drive on two different Pioneer AVH models fine as well. According to the manual there are file and folder limits though (I think 15K file/1500folder, not positive though), so 256gb may be overkill to be honest (I do have 10K+ mp3 on my 128 with room for more). I only tried the 500GB out of curiosity.Also a note on the 160gb iPod working... that's because it runs off the iPod o/s, making the size and format irrelevant.... » Read More I have a different model, but same line. It played from a 500GB usb drive fine. The thing is it has to be formatted to FAT32 or it won't read. I use a 128GB flash drive on two different Pioneer AVH models fine as well. According to the manual there are file and folder limits though (I think 15K file/1500folder, not positive though), so 256gb may be overkill to be honest (I do have 10K+ mp3 on my 128 with room for more). I only tried the 500GB out of curiosity.Also a note on the 160gb iPod working... that's because it runs off the iPod o/s, making the size and format irrelevant. It also runs much slower than using a usb drive as a result. « Show Less
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Sort of. It came with this tiny folded booklet with itty bitty print. I didn't even look at it. The thing is pretty self explanatory. Plug it into computer, go to MY COMPUTER, open the MP3 player, drag and drop MP3s into the MP3 player, unplug from computer, plug speakers into player, hit play. Button on top is the on/off. Then there are these buttons on the bottom to scroll through the limited menus (songs, EQ, repeat...) the silver button is to select what ever you have highlighted and then there is a back button, when pushed it will remember your selection. Play/pause and stop buttons are pretty obvious. Nothing fancy but it plays music and that's all I wanted. It is SUPER tiny. Sort of. It came with this tiny folded booklet with itty bitty print. I didn't even look at it. The thing is pretty self explanatory. Plug it into computer, go to MY COMPUTER, open the MP3 player, drag and drop MP3s into the MP3 player, unplug from computer, plug speakers into player, hit play. Button on top is the on/off. Then there are these buttons on the bottom to scroll through the limited menus (songs, EQ, repeat...) the silver button is to select what ever you have highlighted and then there is a back button, when pushed it will remember your selection. Play/pause and stop buttons... » Read More Sort of. It came with this tiny folded booklet with itty bitty print. I didn't even look at it. The thing is pretty self explanatory. Plug it into computer, go to MY COMPUTER, open the MP3 player, drag and drop MP3s into the MP3 player, unplug from computer, plug speakers into player, hit play. Button on top is the on/off. Then there are these buttons on the bottom to scroll through the limited menus (songs, EQ, repeat...) the silver button is to select what ever you have highlighted and then there is a back button, when pushed it will remember your selection. Play/pause and stop buttons are pretty obvious. Nothing fancy but it plays music and that's all I wanted. It is SUPER tiny. « Show Less
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Don't have a MP3 player but I suspect not. Interface problem IMO. How to search and select text? JanR
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If they're video files you have to convert them to amv files.Regular mp3 files can be placed on the player normally
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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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Hi, I use an MP3 player and it is working for me :), I hope it works for you!
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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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It's a horrible mp3 player. My recommendation is to get rid of it and just purchase a different brand mp3 player that works correctly. That's what I did with mine.
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The files are not in the mp3 format that the device likes. I remember having to run all of the songs through 3 different mp3 converters before finding one that it liked. I searched through my folders to see which one I used but couldn't find it. It was a free converter I downloaded from the internet. The good news is once the files are converted and show on the system, your eclipse will be a very enjoyable device. I love mine! But it did take 3 days to get it up and running.
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I am sorry but I do not understand your question. But I think this MP3 player is great!
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I have the "long" one which will play for several hours (at least 6 at the volume levels I use). I found the tiny one (nearly square) which is illustrated totally unacceptable and returned it. User interface didn't work right.
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I don't know, but his mp3 player is very good, and you can add one 32Gb sd card too !
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The readme file isn't clear (at least to me) that this is about building on the fly playlists with just the mp3 player. The way I read it this is about building playlists without using WMP on your computer and then transferring them to the player...am I missing something?