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• Questions of rocket batteries.

  (1) a bad battery can avoid a rocket works even when it is plugged into a source of current (with or without the data connection)?

  (2) If you want to take a battery of a rocket and use it on another, making the separation between the battery and the circuit board?

  (3) is it possible to test if a rocket is good when it is connected to a circuit board that is bad or unknown disease?

  (4) is there a way to test such a battery when it is not connected to anything?

  I have a multimeter, but no fancy equipment.

  aarons510 wrote:

  (1) a bad battery can avoid a rocket works even when it is plugged into a source of current (with or without the data connection)?

  Probably, a safety device in case of a short-circuit battery, the system would not load if it detects a short. I'm guessing that he cannot leave the power to drive upward in some battery detected failure conditions.

  (2) If you want to take a battery of a rocket and use it on another, making the separation between the battery and the circuit board?

  Desolder the red, black and blue wires on the top edge of the main map. One time and DO NOT allow the ends of bare wire of a few against each other. If the battery has a charge and the wires are shorted, it could start a fire or explosion!

  (3) is it possible to test if a rocket is good when it is connected to a circuit board that is bad or unknown disease?

  Not really. To properly test a battery, it must be connected to a well known player card. It can then check if it completely fresh in a reasonable amount of time, holds a full charge without auto drain quickly and it can support power to the player for the nominal duration for the discharge.

  (4) is there a way to test such a battery when it is not connected to anything?

  You can test only one voltage level. It doesn't show much. You will need the dynamic test as explained above.

  I have a multimeter, but no fancy equipment.

• Question about files FLAC

  I have a MP3 and FLAC files I intend to copy on an SD card. I have NOT yet bought a Sansa Fuze. Before I do so, I have 2 questions: the "rocket" will play two files transparently, or should it be passed from one mode to the other (to play different types of files)? In addition, if the songs are numbered and in a particular order, it will play them in that order?

  Bryan

  A warning and information no one has mentioned (with the exception of the gwk1967 with respect to navigation in folders)...

  Yes, the rocket is going play files FLAC and you can sort and play by the folder... but both of these features have been added through firmware updates. You won't be able to do this with an out-of-the-box rocket. First, you will need to update the firmware.

• Questions before buying a rocket

  I had a view for 2 years but he lost. I think to go with a rocket, because I read that it's better than the view and I barely used the video feature. Before I go buy a replacement mp3 player, I have a few questions:

  1. I went through at least 5 pairs of headphones with the view. The sound would die in the left side of the headset, even if the headphones were very good with electronics. The "rocket" wasting his time or what kind of problem?

  2. are there problems of compatibility with Windows 7?

  3 are there other mp3 players (under $ 200) with the exception of iPod and Zune that I should consider?

  Thanks in advance

  @1: I have my rocket since August last year and have no problem with the headphones or the sound. While he plays well

  @2: I have not met one, but I only use the device in MSC mode (so I could use it as a USB key). I still have not tried MTP mode.

  @3: I had a deeper look at the devices on the market last year, but I'm sure that the "rocket" has by far the best 'value for money '.

  You are welcome

• Question I just bought a rocket 'old '?

  Hello-

  I finally bought a 8 GB Fuze today!  My first mp3 player... so excited... except that I realized (and maybe it seems ridiculous) but the packaging is not one that is currently using Sansa and the date on the back says 2008.  There was a rocket of update since then?  Or am I just to buy the same product sold now except in the old packaging.  In addition, is the port of owners (I mean, this right of hope) is standard on all of them or who put both in a mini-USB?  I am new to all this so I hope that makes sense!

  Thank you very much.

  Newer is not necessarily better.

  Are you lucky you have a v1 - if you have. Look under Settings/System Settings/Info to determine if your firmware starts with 1 or 2.

  If you browse this forum, you will find the v2 seems slightly buggy v1 - so much so that SanDisk has had to walk back on his latest firmware (look at the Firmware update thread).

  If you do not have the v2, the firmware of the use of the 2.02.26, installed manually, rather than the version.28. And don't worry not - the "rocket" is still a clever player in either version. It's a good idea to update, regardless of which version you got. Updates add things like .ogg and. Capacity FLAC and navigation of files and folders (as in Windows Explorer).

  Manual installation couldn't be easier, and you don't need the Sansa Updater for firmware as long as you check here every three months or more. You download the .zip file, unzip the and drop fuzea.bin on the Sansa Fuze player.

  It takes the update to get the latest Sansa Media Converter to put pictures and videos on the device, which can be downloaded with the connected device.  Run the update once, get the converter and uninstall the update. Or don't bother: Video4Fuze works better than Sansa Media Converter anyway.

  The owner is the same in all rockets and the E200 Series as well. You can easily find a cord of generic alternatives for less than $5 on Amazon, which is nice to have around if you use the "rocket", for example, home or office. Just make sure that it is for Sansa E200 and Fuze. The card resembles an iPod Jack, but the power iPod connection will destroy the Sansas.

• Due to the upgrade of my e260v1 to a rocket: Questions

  1 East-album art embedded in mp3 OK screen?

  2. any report of battery failure?

  3. we find the headphone down to be annoying?

  4 how voice recording works on the "rocket"?

  5 GoList several or a single as the old series e200?

  Thanks in advance

  BlackDog

  BlackDog-sansa says:

  Thank you all.  A follow-up:

  Regarding registration, you have to go through several stages of menu to get to voice recording?

  (just seems inevitable that, as soon as the designers of something is good, they will change and make it less feasible in the next version)

  And, there is no "scan - through-song or fast-forward?  Is this true?

  What they think?

  Voice recording: in the menu, it's just 1/3 on the dial, then 2 clicks and you save - takes 2 seconds.

  On all voice/FM recording, including, it is the scan/fast-forward. Don't know where you heard the opposite, but it is as fake as possible.

• Questions about the use of cards microSD w / the "rocket"

  Let's say I have a microSD card that is loaded with music, and it is already inserted in my rocket, indexed and working properly.  Now, let's say I have connect my rocket to my computer and add music more on the micro SD through the "rocket" card.  Can I do this without any problem?  The "rocket" then need to re-index the entire microSD card?

  How about if I delete music on my microSD card?

  Thank you

  The length of the time it takes to do a refresh is function of the number of entries or data that must be read, not the amount of memory used. Whether you have two 4 GB cards. One is full of videos or movies, maybe 2-3. The other card has 500 music files on it, but only 2 of the 4 GB are met. the card with music files will take much more time to update the "more complete" card with 2 or 3 movies.

  But the class rating is not really come into play in this update. It is based on the speed of writing on the map, and the most recent as the 16 GB only come to class 2. So I wouldn't get all hung up on that.

  To all intent & purpose, class 2 is just as good as a class 6 in these devices. There are many other discussions and no one has yet been able to prove or disprove an advantage of one over the other in use of 'real life' with the music or video files.

  Now maybe if it is used in a digital camera where the images are written to the card and you cannot take another picture until it's over. This could be where class differences are more apparent.

• Rocket pre-sale question

  My Sansa Clip died last Friday, and I am wrong because I listen to podcasts during travel or any other 'time' I.

  The things that I really liked in this regard were:

  -Deleting a file on the drive

  -Fast forward or rewind has become progressively more quickly you hold the button

  -Record Podcasts

  The "rocket" do all this?

  In addition, what has been the general consensus on the "rocket"? Is - more/less/same buggy as the Clip?

  I bought a Philips 2 GB today at Wal-Mart, but let me tell you: do NOT. Not a bad player self, but he did not three points above that I got so used to it. It is already in the box must be returned to Wally World.

  Thanks for your time.

  I'm not going to tell you not to buy a rocket he has what you're asking. But this is a thread on the forum to Clip the clip of 8 GB is on sale at Wal-mart for $49. I would just get another clip.

• Rocket League

  I bought rocket for Xbox League we crossed so hopefully the Xbox gives me a code for it

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  Your Question is beyond the scope of this community...

  I suggest that repost you in the Xbox Forums.

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• Why does not open MP3 rocket

  He can't get MP3 rocket after it is downloaded.

  Corrupted download? Error messages?

  Download the file and try again.

  Failing to ask your question to the Forums mp3 Rocket or go through their FAQ.

  See you soon,.

  Jerry

• Rocket will not keep time.

  Hello. When I set the time on the "rocket" (4g, v2, 2.03.33a firmware), it stops time tracking when it is off. Is there a separate battery which does not, as a clock battery internal? Thanks in advance. Hope everyone is having a great day.

  (I did a search first and nothing came. Sorry if this is a redundant question).

  Fansa wrote:

  Hello. When I set the time on the "rocket" (4g, v2, 2.03.33a firmware), it stops time tracking when it is off. y at - it a separate battery which does not, as a clock battery? Thanks in advance. Hope everyone is having a great day.

  (I did a search first and nothing came. Sorry if this is a redundant question).

  Yes, there is. I don't think it's fixable by the user if, so I hope it is still under warranty. If so, you should contact SanDisk directly on a replacement.

• Questions on Clip + and (Clip + vs Fuze) Fuze

  Hello

  I'm going to buy a 8 GB Clip + or Fuze 4 GB, and 8 GB microSD. I read a lot of Clip + vs Fuze subjects, a lot of comments, but it won't get me anywhere, I'm still not sure that one would be better for me. You would help me a lot if you answered my questions. Even if it's subforum Clip +, and I assume most of you have Clip + or it's your favorite, please be fair with me on both players.

  (1) who has the better battery life? How it will change over the years? What happens if I listen to mostly FLAC?

  (2) that best understood earplugs?

  (3) do rockboxed Fuze sounds better than rockboxed Clip +? I heard that the rocket gets better EQ.

  (4) a port USB owner fuze. Does this mean I have to buy something more to connect it to the pc?

  (5) I saw the comments from users on both players in the review of the comments. There were many people who were not satisfied with the rocket because "it does not work, will not connect to the pc, I got white screen" etc. etc. when nobody said something like that on Clip +. " Is Fuze very much likely to get in the mess or is it just because more tech newbs like rocket?

  (6) I'm listening to binaural beats. Fuze and Clip + with caps default enough for this task? (the question is probably for those who also listen to binaural beats)

  (7) what (V1, V2) version of both players is better and why? How to know the version of the player before buy you? Can all be rockboxed?

  (8) this wall charger will be ok with rocket or Clip +? http:// www.acme.eu/en/Catalog/chargers_and_rechargeable_batteries/battery_chargers/acme_charger_ak03_for_mp...

  (9) Fuze 4 GB or 8 GB Clip + (both with 8 GB microSD)?

  That's all for now. Answering these questions would probably save me many sleepless nights I have when thinking about which player to choose thank you

  PS Sorry for my English

  1 fuze has a battery more large and the greater autonomy.

  2. I think they are the same (and you have to provide your own).

  4. the cable comes with the "rocket".

  5. people always have problems with Tech - the same with Clips.

  6. you will probably get a v2 at this stage.  Rockbox is being developed for both versions.  I'm not aware that there is a difference from the point of view user between v1 and v2 - it's intestines that have changed.

  7. Yes.

  8. it depends, as always, your needs.  Wheel scroll, video, screen, battery life: Fuze.  Size, clip, factor of kindness: Clip.

• Navigation question simple (I think)

  Hi - I've got a new Sansa Fuze 8 GB that I quite understand, but they have a small question. If I'm listening to a file (podcast, audiobook, etc.) and scroll to another "section", for example, parameters to check how much battery I have left it, the podcast playing appears in a small strip along the bottom. Is there a quick way to return to the file that plays. My old player had an option to go to playback in progress, but I don't see that in the "rocket". If I wait it goes back to reading podcast, but wonder if there is a way to jump to it on demand? Of course, maybe I should just learn to be more patient... TIA, Sally

  I guess that if you press the menu button twice it should return to the now playing screen.

• Napster and the "rocket": a consensus?

  So I did some research and decided to make a rocket.  Not because they are the best ever invented, but because they seem to be the best that sells (and is thus likely to be supported for a while).  I searched this forum and the web looking for information on how well play together Fuze and Napster and I received a very mixed message.  I wonder if the community here can answer these two questions:

  1 Napster works generally well on the "rocket"?

  2 music subscription Napster-to-go usually plays from the SD card?

  These questions have been asked here before, but a definitive answer was never really reached.  I did this research forum widely enough, but if I missed something, please let me know.

  Here's what I know. Napster uses DRM for its files in through Windows Media Player and the MTP Protocol.  Sansa and Microsoft have cooperated on doing work together their alternative to iTunes/doPi compatibility.  They work insofar as Napster runs decently with any other computer and player mix.

  Still Windows Media Player's whims, and instructions on most music services are not the clearest. So it is hard to tell from here inquiries what is a user error, which is weirdness WMP, which is a quirk of the particular computer involved, which is poorly explained by Napster and what may be a specific bug between Napster and Sansa.

  TomJensen is right. Just try it. If you have used with success of Napster with another player connected to your computer, you can probably do the same with the Sansa - and if not, that's what guarantees store are for.  Do not tell them it's Napster - you can pretend you're a n00b and whining that it does not work.

• Questions of external memory

  I just bought a 8 GB SanDisk to my Fuze 8 GB micro card, and reading this forum has raised some questions for me I thought I should have answered before I try to use it.

  (1) should I format the card before you drop and drag MP3 files?

  (2) from what I've read here, it seems that the internal and external memories will appear as folders in Windows Explorer.  Fine.  I have created folders for each artist to make it easier to see (in Windows Explorer) which are albums in my rocket.  It seems therefore that all new albums that I put in the external memory do not appear in the correct artist folder already created in the internal memory.  (A new Beatles album, say, put in external memory appeared not in the record of the Beatles in the internal memory.)  I understand that correctly?  If so, I think it would be wise to put all my classical music in memory (internal or external) and all my other genres in the memory of others.  This sound like a sensible work-around, or y at - it a way more easy or more?

  Thank you.

  1. No, you don't have to format

  2. Yes your right, but no matter what do you all the files in the external memory will be separate from the internal memory