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#SANSA SANDISK FOR MUSIC AUDIO BOOKS AND PODCASTS MANUAL#
#SANSA SANDISK FOR MUSIC AUDIO BOOKS AND PODCASTS PORTABLE#
#SANSA SANDISK FOR MUSIC AUDIO BOOKS AND PODCASTS SOFTWARE#

Downloads, such as those purchased from Tantor Audio, are added by dragging the whole folder (with its separate chapters) into the Audiobook folder where they play in numerical order. The Sansa Clip+ shows up on your computer like a thumb drive with drag and drop being the easiest means to add your own MP3 books to the Audiobooks folder. Audible book Titles on the internal drive are in the Audiobooks menu by Title while those on the mini SD card are found in the Audiobook menu under “Audibles” then by Title. When Audible Manager is open and your Clip+ is connected, you choose to either place the books on the internal drive (the player itself) or external drive (the mini SD card). Audible Manager adds the books to the player and it will also add books to the mini SD card.

#SANSA SANDISK FOR MUSIC AUDIO BOOKS AND PODCASTS SOFTWARE#

The Sansa Clip+ works with Audible via the free Audible Manager software download. You can add a 16 gb mini SD card for $12.75 and have 20 gbs of audiobook storage for under $50.00. Click here or on the 49 New from $29.99 link at Amazon) and includes free shipping if purchased directly from Amazon. This is an outstanding feature you don’t have to be obsessed with tagging your books as audiobooks.Īt Amazon, the 4gb Sansa Clip+ is $29.99 (ETA: these are now on back order at this price.

and it auto resumes Audible books in the usual way BUT it also auto resumes any type of file placed in the specialized “Audiobooks” folder be it music, audiobook, speech, unknown genre, whatever.

you can delete a book directly from the player.

adjustable playback speed for audiobooks.

it is known for excellent sound quality.

the SD card content integrates into the main menu.

it takes little effort to learn to navigate.

it is inexpensive and comes in a variety of colors.

In my opinion the one that remains an excellent choice is the matchbook sized SanDisk Sansa Clip+. But for the listener who doesn’t want all the bells and whistles, preferring a basic affordable audiobook player with a reputation for quality, our options have dwindled dramatically. IPods have continued to keep my attention with their user friendly interface. I was hooked and always on the lookout for the next best audiobook player until I held a 160 gb iPod Classic with my entire audiobook library in the palm of my hand.

#SANSA SANDISK FOR MUSIC AUDIO BOOKS AND PODCASTS PORTABLE#

To go from packing around a portable Cassette or CD/MP3 player to a very small yet even more functional form of delivering audiobooks to my ears, was the height of luxury.

#SANSA SANDISK FOR MUSIC AUDIO BOOKS AND PODCASTS MANUAL#

It auto resumed where I left off in a book and, if I wanted to switch from one book to another, it had a manual bookmarking feature. Having several audiobooks loaded into such a tiny space with excellent sound quality was amazing. Mine was a Creative Muvo the size of a credit card and maybe 5 times as thick with a 250 mb capacity – that’s right 1/4 of 1 gb – and I was so thrilled with it. I’m sure I’m not the only one who took Audible up on the offer of a free MP3 player when signing up for an annual plan several years back.