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• How long the "rocket" can be connected to full load?

  How many time the rocket can be connected to a computer source or power at full load until the battery or the system is affected?

  The processor handles for lithium polymer power management, shut off the power when the battery is fully charged.

  I left the devices connected by curiosity, and they very cold to the touch.  You can leave it connected until the cows come home home!

  Bob

• How to get back a few characteristics of the rocket?

  I was very happy owner of a Sansa Fuze (without "+") for many years. It has proved to be very robust, even on a sailboat off the coast. I use it mostly to listen to audio books. Then, when the rocket + is out, and he has addressed my main desire: be able to come back after the beginning of an audio file (and had a USB plug instead of the industrial property), I don't think twice and just bought. But I was very disappointed; It is almost useless for my use and end up using the "rocket" much more than the rocket. My main problems are:

  1. There seems to be no way to navigate through the folders. All audio files are presented in an alphabetical list of time - hundreds of them! Switching between audio books takes several minutes and intense concentration, since scrolling is often beyond.

  2. with the touchpad, rewinding also takes a lot of time and concentration. It is a feature that I often need, because when I'm listening to foreign language files, or when I'm interrupted, I need to go back a few seconds.

  3. it cannot be used in your Pocket: the controls have no haptic feedback and are so sensitive that they get easily exploited to sit in a pocket. (Unlocking also relies on a visual feedback and takes time; so it cannot be used in any situation where you want to immediately respond to interruptions)

  Is it possible to get at least some of these features is back with an update of the firmware? I read somewhere that a firmware update improved navigation, but I already have 02.38_06A, which is later that I could find by Google for "sansa fuze firmware update site: sandisk.com.

  Most of your problems can be solved by installing Rockbox. Unlock, it's only a little faster with is (like everything else), you can program to automatically rewind each time that put you paused and has better file navigation (you can't even update the database if you want!). Rockbox also will give better performance of the battery. But beware: is not go back through the title!. If you don't like, you can also start the original firmware by pressing the Volume down when you turn it on.

  If you are interested, see HERE for instructions on how to install Rockbox (uninstall instructions can also be found), HERE for a PDF of the manual, HERE version for the HTML version.

  Other than Rockbox, the only thing I can suggest is a different player. Whatever it is, good luck!

• How to incorporate the owner information in the rocket?

  One day, a friend of mine came across a Sansa Clip unmarked abandoned (accidentally deleted, I'd bet) on the street. There was absolutely no indication of the owner of the player, even if it is clear that the music contained in was rather horrible top 10 garbage.

  He kept the Clip, by the way.

  In any case, this made me think that I might want to mark my rocket like mine somehow.

  Good ideas on how to do it?

  Scratch my name in the box appears out of the question, and there is no "user data" viewable on initialize toward the top of the rocket.

  There are several ways to store information about the owner of your rocket, creative how you want to be.  As the tapeworm suggests, you can reduce the information in the form of image, visible on the photos, you can store a record with a message, or even a mp3 file with your voice message.  Rename the data so it wil be noticed (ID3 tag).

  If you have media subscription, like Rhapsody, your e-mail address is listed under 'Account'.

  Bob

• How to view the songs that were on the "rocket" using windows Explorer?

  How to view the songs that were on the "rocket" when buying using windows Explorer?

  Do you need the list or do you need knowledge where they are? If you are looking for the list just look for the Board of Directors. If you are looking for them on the "rocket" you must be connected in MTP Mode.

• PC not recognize the files on the rocket?

  It's rather difficult to describe, but...

  I installed the latest firmware, adding a video (I converted using video4fuze). After that I disconnected the "rocket", he asked me to put my language/region. As I moved to Asia recently, instead of North America, I put my area to the "rest of the world."

  And now, when I connect the "rocket" to my PC, the PC think the "rocket" is a USB or something. I don't see what files I have on it (although I could when I started this whole exercise) and I'm not afraid to add files to the case where that messes things. The rocket itself always shows me all the files, but I can't access it from my PC. I tried it synchronization of Windows Media Player, but even that said just that the "rocket" has no songs on it (which is obviously not true). He acknowledges that only 2 GB of my 8 gb does exist, and that these 2 GB are not all of the available space.

  -Was it the firmware?

  -When I added the video, I just drag & it deposited in the video folder of the fuse - affecting it?

  -How to fix this?

  Thanks for any help!

  Settings system/settings/USB Mode. Change to the PSG, which is probably what you were using before.

  Your update of the firmware must have put USB mode. Apparently, you were using before PSG, and now you're in MSC. Your computer cannot see the files that have been sent on the current fashion, even if your rocket sees all.

  Also, drag - move does not work on video, but who did not cause your problem. You must put the video through a converter to adapt it to the screen of the rocket. The Sansa Media Converter, available through the update, makes a lot of people unhappy, so try Video4Fuze. Download the .exe file on the right side of the page and install it.

• Convering videos w/SMC without immediately load on the rocket

  I am a very happy owner of a sansa FUZE 4 GB. I recently started using the video feature and my approach to its use was a little different from how others use it I think... I have a large number of microSD cards which I Exchange with different segments of my library stored on them. Since it sometimes takes hours to convert video in a format usable by my player, I'm looking for a way of convert videos I want to look in the future. That is to say, I want to convert a large number of videos and store them on my computer somewhere for easy loading/unloading on the "rocket". The problem is when my memory fills up in the rocket, the converter stops working (actually he did something worse-it continues to run and then fails to save the output converted due to errors of memory on the target drive.)

  what I want to do is specify a save location for the converted video output - looks like a microSD card in my drive or a usb flash drive or a directory on the local HARD drive. This way I can use my downtime to convert videos in my spare time, then transfer them to the "rocket" just before leaving my house for easy viewing.

  Is there a way to do this? Now the only solution I have is to fill my rocket, copy all of the videos on a different drive, free up all the space on my rocket and then start again, the disadvantage of this method, it's that I can convert only 4 GB of videos at once - but I have a terabyte of content I want finally to convert. Any ideas?

  Sorry, I misunderstood. I think what you're asking for was available on the 1st version of the SMC. SanDisk does not SMC; It is assigned to a different company. I can't remember if version 2 had that capability or not, but it was written by a company other than 1. So not the problem with these 2 versions old is that they were "pre Fuze" and that he supported it.

  We are now on the 3rd version of the SMC, developed after the introduction of the "rocket", and if it is the same as version 2 software company, they removed the crop photo feature. Looks like it is 1 step forward and 2 reverse.

  The last word of SanDisk here (which was a while ago), it was that they hoped to eliminate the need for MSC in total via a firmware update. But that may or may never happen. Have you seen this thread? Or this one? I agree that it would be a much more practical way to do it, especially with a large collection of videos to convert videos on your hard drive first and then loading them on memory cards as needed or wanted.

  I did as you; convert the player and/or a card first, then moving them to my hard drive (empty the card) for long term storage and repeating the procedure. It can be a pain.

• 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.

• Help! The files do not appear on the rocket when it is connected to the computer

  I brought all my library Windows Media WMA and mp3s on my rocket using auto when I got it. For some reason, the "rocket" do not place files in the music folder or elsewhere, that I can find them when it is connected to my computer. The music folder is empty. The files appear on my rocket only when it is disconnected! It's a pain to remove things quickly. I really want to sort through hundreds of songs and remove them manually one at a time to make room for the new. Can someone please?

  I'm about to use my magical powers of intuition here.

  Look in settings/USB Mode. Auto-Detect, right? (Please limit your applause.)

  That's your problem. It detects a different USB mode for each computer.

  There are two modes USB, MSC and MTP, modified through parameters. There are also automatic detection, which goes to the PSG first, then of MSC if there is no player Windows Media on the computer.

  A computer can see a way or the other: just just the MTP or MSC.  The "rocket" sees all.

  DPW works with Windows Media Player. This is prbably that you have configured on your PC.

  MSC works as a generic flash/thumb/disc player. This is how you connect to the Mac.

  Solution: Connect to the PC and move the files of the "rocket" to the PC.  Change MSC mode and put them on the "rocket" in MSC mode.  When you connect to the Mac that they will be there. And when you connect to the computer, they will be there as well - but now you will see them in MSC mode.

• 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.

• video files do not work on the rocket / battery life only half

  I can't read music on my Sansa 4 GB rocket videos. I use Sansa media converter. I want to watch videos on it but I wait like 20 to 30 minutes just to appear in the menu and see just a black screen when I try to watch it. I think a new firmware update might help. Did someone herd all the rumors when a new will be available? I really like the "rocket", but I noticed that there are a lot of bugs in the programming.                                                                                                                                Also the battery life lasts about 12 hours (assumed to be 24 hours).  I have an extended through shack radio warranty is possible that they will be able to fix this?                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              Thank you for your time, Sansa65

  Not sure of your video problem, but can only talk about music? Format (WMA, Ogg, FLAC, MP3)? Bitrate? Using MP3 at 128 Kbps should give you 24 hours. If you use FLAC or (my favorite) Oggs, or a higher rate, then you are going to consume more energy. If this is not the case and that you use 128 Kbps MP3s, then load the "rocket" completely up, play music on it until it dies (don't stop it, it stop automatically when the battery is too low), then load it completely upwards without interruption (the battery icon stops flashing and disappears from the Lightning). You should not discharge/recharge the battery as it more than twice. This should recalibrate the battery (such as, to synchronize the farm while she knows exactly how responsible it is). Sometimes, when a battery test it in the factory or use over a long period of time UN-calibrates the battery.

• Management of playlists on the "rocket"

  Hello

  like you guys have already helped with certain things, I want to give back to the community.

  This is how to manage my playlists on the "rocket":

  Go to http://www.foobar2000.org/ and download Foobar Player is a simple and clean mp3 player. Not as overloaded as Winamp or iTunes.

  Now drag and drop the songs you want to have in your playlist to your connected rocket

  Then save the playlist format *.m3u somewhere in the MUSIC folder on your rocket

  Everything works correctly, you can also edit your playlists later and add or remove songs from your playlists!

  I hope I could help some of you.

  Miro

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• Pockets of poor quality on the rocket.

  Hey,.

  I just added a few album covers using the drag-and - déposer on the "rocket". And the album art is not very clear compared to the art of the album in the songs accompanying the "rocket". So my question is how to get on the rocket high quality album art using any method (drag and drop, wmp or whatever it is.)

  SR - rox wrote:

  Hey,.

  I just added a few album covers using the drag-and - déposer on the "rocket". And the album art is not very clear compared to the art of the album in the songs accompanying the "rocket". So my question is how to get on the rocket high quality album art using any method (drag and drop, wmp or whatever it is.)

  The "rocket" is not a very good resizing algorithm.  You tend to get much better results if you resize the art yourself.  I resize everthing to 120 x 120 (which is the size of the full display of cover art) and it's so much better when I let the art resize more great rocket, itself.

• How to remove the person behind the subject's hair

  Hello world

  Can someone give advice on how I could remove the person in the background behind the hair in this picture.

  I was able to get quite close by completely removing his head & hair (see second photo for my best try) using edge mask tool refine, but I feel there must be way to make this look much better.

  I've been Googling trying to find different ways to do this and come across various options I've tried, but nothing he gets professional-looking, I hope.

  Anyone has any advice on how to change the background person without damaging the foreground object and his hair?

  Any advice would be much appreciated.

  Thanks in advance

  

  

  Hello

  The key to this is a high quality of the baby mask. You probably already know that hiding details of beautiful hair is quite difficult, and in this case is crucial because the hair is at the center of the image. I posted what I did below. If you look at it full size, rather in the preview, you can see most of the details of hair gets deductions. The procedure is complicated to explain in detail, but you must learn to use channels to make masks. In this case, the Red layer had good contrast between the background and the baby. Essentially, you use levels or curves to darken the background and clear up the baby. I can't pretend that it is easy to clean the original grayscale mask. You need to use the dodging and burning and understand how to use the paint mode of overlay to delete the semi-transparent pixels, but its more a matter of being patient and learning the techniques rather than to be a fantastic artist. Once you have done this, you can use refine edge or improve the mask to make it better, but even then the hairs will be always missing - they took after that you treated the person in the background.

  So in the background, that's how I approached it. When the hidden child, you have actually the child isolated on its own layer, so you can literally just not erase any trace of the person in the background using the Eraser tool. This will create holes in the bottom that needs to be filled. You can try the cloning in the spaces, but I have a selection of areas of the existing background with the same color and texture of the area to be patched and copy the selection into a new layer. You can then use the tool of transformation to rotate and selection to adapt to the scale. Finally, you put a black layer on the layer mask and physically paint on the mask with a light and soft white brush. You will find that it will mix not perfectly, but if you apply a Gaussian blur to the image, not the mask he will mix.

  Finally, treat you every hair on the baby's head. You need only worry the hair where was the person in the background. In the image below the fine hairs on the left comes from the image original because the person behind doesn't interfere with that, but the hair in the Middle didn't need to be specially created a mask fine details. What I mean by that is a small mask made especially for this small part of the image and for that I used the range of colors, refined to the edge, copied into a new layer and applied a black layer mask. As most of the background of this small secondary image is black, you can use the layer screen mode as it ignores black. Once you have done this, you can just paint the details of fine hair on the image. I took the liberty of removing the color cast, but appreciate you might intend to keep it for artistic effect.

  All in all quite complicated if you want a reasonably photo-realistic effect. It took me about 30 minutes to do this, but I did a lot before masking. If you are fairly new to Photoshop, it will probably take longer. Unfortunately, she does take on some of the more complex aspects of the program, but as I said takes a little learning but is not rocket science to do ultimately.

  Hope that helps a bit

  Terri

  

• Photoshop CC 2014: How to anchor the floating Options bar?

  Hi Photoshoppers,

  Someone knows how to anchor the Options in PS CC 2014 bar? When I open it for the first time, it floats. I tried to watch it online and cannot find a solution. I think that it is not rocket science.

  Kind regards

  -c

  ?

  Can you take the controls of the extreme left 'grip' Panel and drag it slowly up to the border of the lowest in the menu bar? It should turn blue to indicate the docking station. Release and he should land.