Yes, MP3 player lags slightly when gathering lists due to slower access times of the class-2 SD card.I have a class 2 and have never had a problem. You think the read/write speeds will be that much different for this device??
Yes, MP3 player lags slightly when gathering lists due to slower access times of the class-2 SD card.
Yes you can transfer songs and videos via card reader first. The MP3 player will do the rest just make sure your ID tags on your mp3s are correct.Can you "pre-load" your SD Card? Or do you have to put it in the incredible and THEN load the song?
From this forum, I learned that perhaps I should buy a better pair of headphones that had a gold plated jack
That's a lot more likely. It shouldn't happen, but it certainly could due to poorly designed software not giving enough time for the song to buffer before playing it.Could this have been caused because it was only a Class 2 card??
Stupid question I guess....
Could this have been caused because it was only a Class 2 card??
Stupid question I guess....
But, I had an Eris, and I'm assuming that the 8GB card that came with it was only a Class 2, but I don't know for sure because I never looked at it. I had problem with my music skipping on it. From this forum, I learned that perhaps I should buy a better pair of headphones that had a gold plated jack. I bought a pair of Skullcandy's, but most of my music still skipped at the beginning of each song but it was not as bad with my old $5 buds.
Could this have been caused because it was only a Class 2 card??
I don't have the phone, returned it last Sunday, so I could pre-order the Incredible! But, I was wondering just the same.
I did just order a Class 6 8GB card last night on Amazon for my DI.
Yes, MP3 player lags slightly when gathering lists due to slower access times of the class-2 SD card.
this is probably the 3rd or 4th thread i've had to post this in. misinformation irritates me slightly so i'll post it again. CLASS HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH READ SPEEDS, ONLY WRITE SPEEDS.
Very interesting, and thanks I had glossed over that it is write only speeds.
I wonder why they don't rate the read speeds with a class rating?
I the case of a photographer, class rating would be important, but in the case of any time of read operation (loading apps etc), how can we assess speed?
Somebody's been giving questionable advice... Headphones won't cause a song to skip. They only play what comes out of the device.
Seriously though...before I got the Skullcandy's with the gold-plated jack, the skipping was so bad, I couldn't even listen to it. It was like the fast-forward button was constantly being pushed. I read on the Eris forum about switching buds. After the switch, the songs only skipped for a couple of seconds in the beginning. I even bought a holster because I was just keeping the phone in my pocket while gardening. Old headphones still skipped even in the holster, Skullcandy's only skipped during first few seconds of each song. Luckily, I only payed $5 for the Skulls because my hubby had a BB reward certificate that was expiring, so he gave it too me! And I like the way the fit in my ears better than my cheap Sony's. And, I got rid of my Eris...and my order for the DI has been processed, so my new phone is on it's way!!! So I guess it doesn't matter any more anyway! LOL
I think the problem with the eris was 2 fold, the os and blue tooth. I switched from blue tooth headphones to a wired set and that seemed to help, i then also rooted it to the 2.1 os and the problem was gone completely. I don't know if i could have gone back to the blue tooth headphones or not, but i think other users were stating they were experiencing the skipping no matter which version of os they had when connected via blue tooth.
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