Thread: Audio files on Astak devices
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Old 02-03-2010, 03:06 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by citac View Post
I tried to find more information on what audio files are supported on Astak devices, but I only remember reading that it supports mp3. What about m4b? I've got several and would like to be able to listen to them when I travel. I still haven't bought a device because I'd like to wait and see what comes out in the next couple of months; especially if it's bigger display.

Also, when you listen to an audio file, pause/turn it off, does it remember the last location when you start it up again?
Pause, is just that. Pause
Pull your Headset or Stop or turn the Unit OFF (also attaching the USB) loses your place.
Only the First selection (Started) in a folder appears on the "Recently Read" list. No bookmark for position.
I have not tried using M3u (play list) files to see it those work. There is no "Play list" selection. You can "jump" tracks within a folder.
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