After sucessfully requesting FLAC playback on the CLIP, I’m back to propose a playback feature for social gathering events.
It would be wonderful to just plug my Clip to some some speakers and instantly turn the surrounding area into a dance floor.
For that CLIP would need an option that would:
- Remove (not play) silence from the start and end of soundfiles
- Merge the X seconds from song A end and song B start. Here X should be optional (2 sec., 5 sec., 10 sec., etc)
- Apply a linear volume fade-out on the X seconds of song A and a linear volume fade-in on the X first seconds of song B
This would turn the Sansa into a party essential and a DJ-job-killer (pardon my overstatement)!
If you would also like this, please post it here, so sansa developers consider it.
Cheers
You’re talking about gapless playback and cross-fade. Both of which have been discussed to death here. SanDisk isn’t going to do it, especially on a long-discontinued player, but Rockbox (3rd-party, open souce firmware) already has these features (and many more).
You’re talking about gapless playback, cross-fade and fade in/out. Both of which have been discussed to death here. SanDisk isn’t going to do it, especially on a long-discontinued player, but Rockbox (3rd-party, open souce firmware) already has these features (and many more).
You’re talking about gapless playback, cross-fade and fade in/out, all of which have been discussed to death here. SanDisk isn’t going to do it, especially on a long-discontinued player, but Rockbox (3rd-party, open souce firmware) already has these features (and many more).
Yep–Rockbox seems ideal, here, to fill the OP’s needs!