Playing recorded books

[mykel280]

I have a 5 gig H10 that I use primarily to listen to audio books. Books that are downloaded from netLibrary arrive as one huge file. Playing the book is fine, until such time as I have to recharge my player. Then the book restarts at the beginning. That means I have to try to fast-forward through 10 hours or so of the book to find where I left off. And the H10 is not meant for sustained fast-forward. So, two questions: Does the H10 have a bookmark function? And can anyone suggest what I am doing when I recharge that causes the book to start at the beginning again? Thanks.

[devyanks90]

1) No, the H10 has no bookmarking function.
2) Don't let your player sit untouched for more than 24 hours

If you haven't already upgraded the firmware then upgrade to v2.51 and look into study mode

[mykel280]

Thanks for the advice. Can you explain to me what study mood is?

[itsmeguys]

Originally Posted by mykel280

Thanks for the advice. Can you explain to me what study mood is?

study mode means that you can make it fast forward through a song at 180second intervals , although, you change it from 180 to whatever you like (180seconds is the highest)

[roscored1000]

what about breaking the single book file into separate files [chapters] and then just go to the chapter you want wouldnt that be faster, i dont know if there is software out there to do this, surely something for music files could be used.

[itsmeguys]

Originally Posted by roscored1000

what about breaking the single book file into separate files [chapters] and then just go to the chapter you want wouldnt that be faster, i dont know if there is software out there to do this, surely something for music files could be used.

some people have referred a program such as audacity that does this