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1. Can you download podcasts to a sansa sandisk update#
2. Can you download podcasts to a sansa sandisk portable#

I’ve been using a 2GB Clip+ for a few weeks now, fantastic little things.

I have put more music on it than I wanted and still have 200MB space free. That’s one reason I put my CDs as FLAC on it. Isn’t FLAC much better for longer runtime? It is generally considered to be transparent (but some say that also LAME v2 or even v3 is transparent, so who wrote: That could be an alternative for those with sensible ears. But I have been experimenting a bit with lossywav. Regarding choice of codec, I am not sure myself if I hear the difference between a MP3 V2 and a FLAC. Now I see that I get perfect gapless with LAME MP3, OGG and FLAC with the latest firmware, so maybe I don’t need that unstable Rockbox build anymore. I immediately rockboxed it to achieve perfect gapless. MP3/WMA, etc…are lossy (and much more compressed as a result). :smiley: My 24GB Clip+ will hold just about anything I might want to listen to, on any given day…not my whole collection by any means, but at least the regular rotation.Īnd you do know that FLAC is compressed, right? :wink: Lossless, yes…but compressed. So for me,it makes more sense to carry around 3,700+ songs, and get better battery life. I can’t hear the difference, assuming a quality encoding of the mp3/wma.

Message Edited by Sandclip on 04-20-2010 07:41 PM Message Edited by Sandclip on 04-20-2010 07:39 PM Whether low bitrate MP3 or FLAC or anything in-between, the 24GB Clip+ will hold nowhere near my entire digital audio collection, so in any case I must swap tune on and off the Clip+ - so I opt for uncompressed for highest quality. My 24GB total Clip+ will hold around 50 hours of uncompressed FLAC encoded music, so in perspective, I have no complaints about filespace with FLAC.

Can you download podcasts to a sansa sandisk portable#

Ditto for the first portable cassette players like the original walkman, and then CDs. Filespace/storage perspective: In earlier times we had 33rpm LPs that would hold maybe an hour or so of music. Message Edited by Sandclip on 04-21-2010 06:16 AM Whether low bitrate MP3 or FLAC or anything in-between, the 24GB Clip+ will hold nowhere near my entire digital audio collection, so in any case I must swap tunes on and off the Clip+ - so I opt for FLAC for highest quality. My 24GB total Clip+ will hold around 50 hours of FLAC encoded music, so in perspective, I have no complaints about filespace with FLAC.

Can you download podcasts to a sansa sandisk update#

The release notes for this firmware update say “enhancement for gapless playback of LAME encoded MP3”…so yes, encodng and the encoder used are a factor. Mine was gapless with FLAC before too…I just won’t use it on the player because of the amount of space it takes up and the amount of battery power it uses.