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In Reply to: Discussion of Altmann Tera DAP posted by Nirmala on April 29, 2014 at 20:09:05:
With large side SD cards holding hundreds of albums, it becomes a chore to remember what you have on each album and details of the album.
Many Tera haters mention the need for a player to have a display showing the album info to help navigate the hundreds of albums and they have a point.
In the other threads on headfi.org someone came up with the idea that we can create your own voice recording to help navigate the albums.
This is my implementation of this idea:
To create an audio name of the album, I use Audio Recorder 3.2 by Ben Shanfelder (freeware) on my Mac. Link at bottom.
1. Created a preset for ease of use called "For Tera Player Tag"
2. The preset is for Apple Lossless M4A, with stereo channel and sample rate 44.1kHz. Need to set to 44.1 or it won't work
3. Use XLD to convert into WAV format (or whatever you use to convert to WAV)
4. Save as last file in album. Since songs usually (after auto conversion) start with the header 01, 02 etc, using any alphabet name of WAV file will put file at the end of list already.
When you move to a new album, you press back and hear your own voice announcing the name of the album and whatever you wish to add as well. If you don't press anything, the album plays as normal.
That's it. Hope it helps!
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Follow Ups
- What albums are on your SD Card? - flkin 02:05:23 05/02/14 (1)
- RE: What albums are on your SD Card? - Nirmala 05:52:16 05/02/14 (0)
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