i have processed to the update with the the new firmware ; the update was successfull but at the end i have now a syteme error and i can not do anything
the X3 does not accept a reset and cannot be seen on py computer the same for the sd card so i cannot do anything
i have made a reset ----) nothing
i have at the same time push the two buttons for a new update ---* ) nothing
i have processed to the update with the the new firmware ; the update was successfull but at the end i have now a syteme error and i can not do anything
the X3 does not accept a reset and cannot be seen on py computer the same for the sd card so i cannot do anything
i have made a reset ----) nothing
i have at the same time push the two buttons for a new update ---* ) nothing
Does this player like audiobooks? If you stop it in the middle of a book will it remember its place? I suspect not but I'm still on the lookout for a player.
Does this player like audiobooks? If you stop it in the middle of a book will it remember its place? I suspect not but I'm still on the lookout for a player.
My X3 battery died and when I charged it and booted, it said that both the internal storage and the SD card were not formatted. This the second time that this has happened. I put the SD card in a Windows box and sure enough, the formatting had been corrupted. Fortunately, I kept of full copy of the SD card contend on my descktop so that I can restore it, yet again. SD card is SanDisk 64GB, formatted with guiformat.exe with 32KB cluster size.
I must say, the X3 has a ton of appeal to me. I don't need the greatest audiophile device with the absolute lowest noise floor. What I do want is something with good sound and some build quality to it and real buttons instead of touchscreen junk. Right now my main player is a Sansa E250 with Rockbox and it satisfies most of that equation, but I still find myself wistfully looking at pics of the X3 once or twice a week and trying to figure out to how I'm going to save and hide $200 from my wife. LOL.
Anybody who has one willing to sum up its strengths and weaknesses? What is its performance factor relative to my Rockboxed Sansa, and does it work as well as it appears it should? Does it do gapless? EQ? Crossfeed? What is the user interface like? Etc. etc. Any insights would be helpful, hopefully I will have time at some point to really dig into this thread.
roboturner, the x3 is meant for those who care more about audio than everything going else. in the future this may change but right now it's only strengths are the different formats it supports and it's input output options. the interface is not that great and there are plenty of better designed player interfaces. the gap less playback is shoddy, the card reader is slow to transfer music, the buttons don't make the most sense. compared to a Sansa clip I would call it a huge update but compared to an ipod or itouch it doesn't really hold up in terms of usability and user experience. if you really think about it, you just put some music to play and leave it alone, and and for that it is fantastic. but the more you need to fiddle with it, but the more you'll notice shortcomings. for my own uses its fine but not as nice as an icon or rockbox. definitely not as nice as itouch. but for the price it does some pretty great things and where purely playback is concerned the I devices sent really stack up. I hope that makes sense. personally I like it but it needs work, but and that work is coming. for most non audiophiles it is not the right device but for us on here I have a hard time recommending other stuff as far as audio goes.
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