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No albums since it's not a traditional MP3 player, although I think they set aside some space or MP3's if you want to load them.
I've had this 40 gb Zen Touch player for at least 4 years and it still works like a fucking champ. IF it ever dies, I will be looking at Creative Labs mp3 players first.
The Zen looks very cool. Quick question though, I was reading the Wiki for it and it says that you can't play stuff off the SD cards. Truth?
From what I've read, you can play anything from the SD cards, they just don't show up in the main library and are accessed through a menu.
Newegg has a sale on the 32gig Xfi Zen starting today until Sunday.
Put up a link nigga I can't find it.
EDIT: Nevermind I found it. :p and thanks for the info.
That's the one I've had for over 3 years (Zen Clit). Works beautifully. Did you update the firmware on yours?Quote:
Originally Posted by Glass Joe
I would like to keep a clit in my pocket. :lol: Bet that joke wears out fast.
It varies depending on the head unit, but the general rule is that if you can plug a MP3 player up to a computer and use it like an external hard drive without loading drivers, then it should work. My Zen doesn't work without Creative's software installed, but most of the newer models do. I just bought a Kenwood head unit, and I'm going to grab a 16 gig USB drive for the music. The MP3 player is going into semi-retirement.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dyne
See, I have a Kenwood head unit and use a thumb drive right now but if I have the music low enough I can actually hear a constant ticking from the drive being accessed. It's a bit annoying.