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#SANSA FUZE INSTALL ORIGINAL FIRMWARE PLUS#

In this section, I plan to keep track of the menu items I pick to set up my player.

Plug in your Sansa, run the Rockbox Utility.

On a Clip Zip, navigate to settings / USB.

The first thing you need to do with a new Sansa Clip is to change the USB mode to MSC.

start recording automatically over a defined noise threshold, stop when the sound falls below another threshold pre-record the few seconds of audio before you pressed the record button "compress" the volume range of an audio piece so that in noisy environements the quiet parts are not too quiet and the loud parts do not shoot your ears introduce "crossfeed" delays to the signals to the left and right ears to simulate how a recording would sound through speakers remove the sound that is common to both the left and right channel to attempt a karaoke effect use your player to detect the pitch of a track view album pictures and watch crude video program the skip function to bring you just before the end of a track (particularly useful for long tracks such as book chapters, when you missed a few words at the end)

play pong, chess, goban, doom and many other games choose between many recording settings, such as format and bit rate choose between many themes, or create your own make transitions between tracks smoother, for instance with cross fading program four of your favorite functions to be accessible with a single click change the pitch of a song, or its speed There are a probably more than a hundred features I will never use. Well, Rockbox does all of those things I have wished for in a player at one time or another. Having owned a good number of digital music players since 2001, there have been many times when I have thought "I wish my player would do this or that". Why such a long manual? Because Rockbox is crammed with features. I immediately installed Rockbox to my Sansa Clips and spent the next day flipping through the user manual… all 178 pages of it.

#SANSA FUZE INSTALL ORIGINAL FIRMWARE PLUS#

Reading a review of the Sansa Clip + on AnythingButIpod, I discovered with awe that a group of digital music player enthusiasts had developed a free, open-source firmware and ported it to many players, including the Sansa Clip, Clip Plus and Clip Zip.

I arrived late to the Rockbox party (June 2011).