I was looking for an audio player with a card slot and a display, and found very few choices. I wish Sandisk would have video only on players that can handle it elegantly. Perhaps if video was left off the Fuze, it might already have variable speed playback with pitch correction, and navigation by folders. While video on a portable video player(with a 3"+ screen of 640x480 or higher resolution) is quite desirable, putting video on a player with a 2" or smaller screen that is just 176x220 doesn’t make sense to me. SMC) than devote valuable resources to a frill that a select few of us want. But I would rather have sandisk fix all the big stuff that people struggle with on here all the time (ie. I have recently begun to use my fuze for lectures, and I wholehartedly agree with you that FOR ME this is crazy important. Sandisk needs to focus on the greatest need for the greatest amount of people First… then all the little things (especially the really hard little things) like pitch correction second. "Dude JK could you start to qualify your statements like “IMO this is a much more important feature…” For you… This is indeed true, but I bet you find double or triple the number of people who want better video support.
While editing tags or processing files ahead of time on a pc to play at a faster rate on an mp3 player may be possible, doing all this preparation is not desirable.ĭude JK could you start to qualify your statements like “IMO this is a much more important feature…” For you… This is indeed true, but I bet you find double or triple the number of people who want better video support. Imo this is a much more important feature for an mp3 player than playing video or displaying photos. While it may not be easy, it is very important to those who listen to many podcasts, lectures, and audiobooks. We need to do FFT and inverse FFTs to pull it off.
Using the PC with its resources makes this trivial, but for us its hard.
Its computation intensive and development intensive. "There will be no enhancement in Pitch correction in the next firmware.
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