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!
2101488
Yes, it has a "go list". I have never used it as i mostly use my clip for audiobooks.
969835
I don't use audiobooks- try asking here, in the appropriate section(s): http://forums.sandisk.com/sansa/
297557
how do you move files to the card? I have audiobooks on my player and I can not figure out how to move them to the SD card. Can anyone help?
2041686
It depends on the format of the Audio book. The "SanDisk Sansa Clip+" supports MP3, WMA, Secure WMA, Audiobooks, Ogg Vorbis, as well as FLAC formats. And I know that the Overdrive audio books, come in MP3, WMA, formats as well.
1337467
Can I start where I left off, without going through the cd, I already heard/
1742997
Unfortunately no, you cannot download audio books directly to this player..what you can do is download your audio to a computer hard drive, connect the walkman via usb, then transfer files. this device does not have internet capabilities.
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.
319038
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.
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...
2276550
Buddy, Thank you so very much! Having spent too much time on this already, you have saved me countless more hours of time and hassle. The number of MP3 books available from my library is skimpy compared to the number of WMA books, but at least I will no longer be pursuing an unattainable goal! Thanks for your kindness and your knowledge.
2041684
Overdrive has books in MP3 and Secure WMA format. This player will play either one. I have used both many, many times.
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...
705053
you can listen to audio books IF you burn them to disk first in an mp3 format. if you wish to read each chapter individually, I would suggest that you convert each chapter to mp3 format, so that they become their own mp3/track.That way you can skip previous chapters to catch up to where you are in the book.
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
7753
Sorry....I can't answer that question. I was only able to download music and mp3 files....not sure about books...let me know we're to get it and I will work on it Saturday. I'm not by my computer but I used the Walkman on the road today. So send me info and I will see if it works
923464
I haven't had any problems. When you get ready to transfer your Overdrive book to your player, there should be a drop down menu indicating where you want the book to be. Just make sure it says Sansa Fuze External uSD card. The audiobook will actually be placed into a music folder, so once you're done transferring the files, just move it into the audiobooks folder on your memory card.