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Originally Posted by Catlady
Based on my vast 5 minutes of experience, I'd say you made the right choice.
I popped in the microSDHC card that I had been using in the Clip Zip, which has only audiobooks on it. The Fuze+ has kindly sorted my audiobook folders into a an alphabetical list, such that all the chapter 1s are listed, followed by all the chapter 10s, then all the chapter 11s, etc. This would make for quite an interesting reading experience.
Also, I can't seem to access the folders on the microSDHC card directly--all the sections under the card (artists, videos, photos, books) show as empty. Maybe I should go back to the manual?
Later I will try loading audiobooks directly to the Fuze+, and/or a fresh card, and see if the results are acceptable, 'cause just switching out the card sure isn't!
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http://www.audiograbber.org/
I use that free program for ripping audio book CDs. It will allow you to rip each CD as one track. Yes, it is an older program, but I use it on Win7 64bit no problem.
http://www.mp3tag.de/en/ Then I use this to tag them properly.
I find that tagging them properly makes them 'work' better even on the Clip Zip. The Clip plus is my favorite for audio books. I love the ability to just drop them into folders. I wish they had included this ability on the Zip.
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