Audacity (free) lets you split the files (if needed) and then I use Mp3tag (free) to rename and number the files as I like to see the player display things.
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Can you plug your player into your computer and navigate to see your book files? I'm using a Windows desktop and don't know how it would work for any other device. I like computers and my books so I just figured it out to suit me. That's something I really liked in the Clip+, it was so easy to use the sleep function even while listening. If I get into a muddle I plug the player into a computer and delete the POS files for that book and start again at t." Pamela wrote: "aprilla wrote: a *.POS file for each file played to keep track of where you are. After while the power buttons stick (or I do something like dropping it in the sink), so it's good to know a reliable source. I hope to keep using iPod nanos the rest of my life. I did have an issue getting my new computer to recognize the iPod so I called the number and a delightful person was patient and knowledgeable. In my case, they couldn't immediately find the specific one I ordered, so they gave me one in perfect condition instead for the same price. If they have iPods that are a bit scratched or dented, they sell on eBay.
This company has their own website and they also sell through Amazon and other sites. I have never seen anything like that through eBay - it's basically a flea market, you just get the product. They are specialists and they send their quality products out with a sheet of instruction and even a number to call for technical help. They turned out to be the ones I got my newest iPod from through eBay.
I rarely plug companies but I want to mention a place called The iSuperstore.
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