The POS files show up in my Windows File Explorer when I connect the player to the computer, I just delete them.When they are gone the player doesn't know you've listened to anything so it's a clean slate. The process takes me only a couple of minutes now, well worth it, but I also enjoy doing it.
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It took me a couple of goes to see which tags showed where on the player display but trial and error got me there. There are probably loads of programs that do the same. Audacity (free) lets you split the files (if needed) and then I use Mp3tag (free) to rename and number the files as I like to see the player display things. Can you plug your player into your computer and navigate to see your book files? I'm using a Windows desktop and don't know how it would work for any other device.
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I like computers and my books so I just figured it out to suit me. Download the OpenAudible AppImage and make it executable using your file manager or by entering the following commands in a terminal: chmod +x. That's something I really liked in the Clip+, it was so easy to use the sleep function even while listening. If I get into a muddle I plug the player into a computer and delete the POS files for that book and start again at t."
Pamela wrote: "aprilla wrote: a *.POS file for each file played to keep track of where you are. After while the power buttons stick (or I do something like dropping it in the sink), so it's good to know a reliable source. I hope to keep using iPod nanos the rest of my life. I did have an issue getting my new computer to recognize the iPod so I called the number and a delightful person was patient and knowledgeable.
In my case, they couldn't immediately find the specific one I ordered, so they gave me one in perfect condition instead for the same price. If they have iPods that are a bit scratched or dented, they sell on eBay. This company has their own website and they also sell through Amazon and other sites.
I have never seen anything like that through eBay - it's basically a flea market, you just get the product. They are specialists and they send their quality products out with a sheet of instruction and even a number to call for technical help. They turned out to be the ones I got my newest iPod from through eBay. I rarely plug companies but I want to mention a place called The iSuperstore.
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