The files placed in the Audioook and Podcast folders will be accessed on the GUI and will be separated from the rest of the Music content gui.
IE Artist and Albums, etc will apply to the music content.
Theres no “Chapter mode” available, but for Overdrive you can select a specific “Part” to play.
When you click on Podcasts you will see a list of various podcasts, and when you click on the specific podcast you will see a list of episodes, with the newest one first.
Hope this helps.
Message Edited by sansafix on 03-14-2008 12:25 PM
That sounds like what I was hoping for :smileyvery-happy:.
Supposedly whatever files you place in the new “podcasts” or “audiobooks” folders will automatically be bookmarked when played. Who knows when the new firmware will be out now…
The folders aren’t in firmware version 20, that’s out now. They’re supposed to be in the next firmware version that’s not out yet. The new fw was supposed to have been released over two weeks ago, but I guess they’ve found some bugs in it and have been working on it.
Does the new firmware update have trouble with large audiobook files (20 hours or longer)? When progressively fast fowarding, it is as if the player gets “stuck” and has to catch up. I have had to turn it off and back on again to get it to work again.
Also, will the new firmware update keep the “bookmark” place after a refresh of teh database?
I had fast fowarded to hour 20 of a 28 hour audiobook and the player was stuck. After turning the player off and back on for about 5 minutes, the audiobook continued to play from the fast fowareded location with a continuous skip. Is this audiobook file just too long?
I had purchased the clip to replace a e200 player specifically for the bookmarking.