mp3 with fm --is Fuze the best? Any comments?
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I have the 8gb Sansa Clip, and have found the FM reception to be surprisingly good. I was told by a Best Buy employee that the Fuze has even better reception.
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Note: The Fuze+ plays Microsoft WMA files and MP3 files and AA (Audible.com audiobooks) files.
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No just move your music etc to a USB or SD, plug in, and set your FM radio to Soundfly's frequency. Done
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I am an amateur magician and used it for speech. If the impedence is simular it should work without distortion. I found the documentation extreemly poor and the FM almost non-functional. The microSD worked very well playing music but you can not regulate the the voice over the music as it is set at one level.
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I love my Audiozilla converter. i only use it to convert wma to mp3 so I can't help you any further than that. sorry!
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Hi, there! So, i have used .mp3, .wma and wav with usb pendrive and .aac with aux cable form ipod. Best Regards
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Hi Kazai, i have the same question. Did you ever find out if you can put the recorded Fm files on your computer? I've had one of these for years and have not been able to figure out how. sharphoto
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It seems that other than the Sansa products, the main alternative is the Creative Zen Mozaic. But some of the customer comments on the Zen were that it freezes up when you try to fast forward or fast rewind. The Sansa seems to be better in that regard. It also seems that the Fuze has an automatic bookmark feature. I can't tell if the Clip has this or not. It does seem that the Sanza products do not have manual bookmarking that would let you keep your place in several books at the same time. That seems to be a feature that Creative Zen has had in some models. Larry
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I don't know about FM interference, sorry, but what I do know is that the headphone jack is not well-built and can easily become unstable if you stress it too much or unplug the headphone plug too many times. Be careful if you buy it. Besides, if you want a really well-made digital audio player, the Fiio X1 is so much better in every way! It's about $100, so not so much more than the Fuze, which I re-Fuze to buy any more, lol.
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Mike i agree i never use the over the much anymore.... if my laptop had better speakers i would turn my FM on.... lol
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Marcu, For what it's worth at this point, I finally did figure out how to make Sansa Fuze work well with Rhapsody to Go, through my own experimentation and some help with one of CNET/CBS Interactive's MP3 editors, Ms. Jasmine France. This is how I do it now: Rather than dropping and dragging songs directly from the main Rhapsody screen or the Library to the Sansa, I first create a new playlist in my Rhapsody Mixer from songs saved in my Library. I then drag this playlist from the Mixer section directly into the Fuze and it tranfers it/them fine. If I try to transfer songs directly from the main screen by dropping or dragging, it won't work, but this method, which I prefer to do using specific playlists but could also be done with simple mixes of individual songs, seems to work flawlessly.
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Agreed - this is by far the most selective and sensitive analog FM tuner I have ever seen. I have two and disabled the HD switch on one of them, and I think it's actually quite a bit better sound. The digital signal is noise-free, but so is FM for the most part, and the full analog signal is much more accurate than the compressed, relatively-low-bit-rate HD radio signal.
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If you mean just start playing no it will cue the disc and then it will start instantly on whatever song you cued up, and is very accurate as well no servo slop like most have. Check out my review, I go into great detail how I tested for this. As far as mp3 can't help you there as I only care about the CD playback and never tested it for anything but.
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I've only used the SanDisk MP3 player with down loaded music and the FM feature. You can fast forward to the next song, but I don't know if you can do the same with language lessons.
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I have had my fuze for about 6 months and it is working well for me. I use it mostly for audiobooks. When I turn my fuze off and back on the audiobook I was listening to it asks me if I want to resume playback and it goes to the place where I was. The only time it doesn't ask is if I take the memory card out and reinstall it. This is my third sansa mp3 player and I have given them to others. I have only had one bad one.I had a e240,e280 and now the fuze. I love it.I like the fuze narrower profile.Check and make sure you have the most current updates
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I too had no luck with Rhapsody to go on the Sansa Fuze, after doing everything i could think of, firmware updates, installed windows updates, reinstalled Rhapsody, formatted my device. After too much frustration, i switched to Napster to go and it works perfectly. I like Rhapsody Unlimited but i need to be able to load my mp3 player up and i could never get Rhapsody to work at all with my mp3 Fuze. Rhapsody is best for those who want to listen online only, but Napster is best if you have an mp3 player you want to load up.
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Sorry, I've not really used the FM feature. The built in speaker works so well. It's loud and clear.