Two questions: How do I create folders on the Eclipse mp3 player? How do I download audio books to the Eclipse and keep the books in folders?

you go to browser and scroll down double tap music and your folder you created tap once on the bottom options click delete and double tap yes.

Try naming them in order, that might help. Also, create them within a folder, too.

Hello!

Please check the manual. Hope it will help you :)
https://manualsbrain.com/en/manuals/826415/?page=7

Audio books should be listed within the Music folder on your clip.. just scroll until you see it.

You may have to manually put the audio book into that folder via My computer beforehand.

WIndows media player does not recognize the audio book subfolder and will mix your audio books into the album mix.. but just ignore this

File? MP3 is standard. I myself have changed a few audio books as well as radio shows (War of the Worlds by Orson Wells) to MP3 format for my player, and have had perfect results.

Get yourself a decent FREE audio converter from http://www.koyotesoft.com/indexEn.html

It's user-friendly. Just put your audio book (disc) into a drive, use the free audio converter to "rip" file(s) into a folder (while changing the format), and wait for it to finish.

TIP:
Set it to save "output files" as MP3 at 128-kbs, in whatever folder you choose... this creates a sound and rate of playback that is equal in composition to a store-bought CD. Also, remember to create a seperate folder (or sub-folder) for each project. This keeps files you want saved on your pc orderly.

Place the file(s) onto your player in the manner suggested by it's manufacturer (usually drag & drop). Que it up on the playlist and enjoy!

First download the driver from your player's manufacture's site. It will be under download tab or support tab.
Download and install driver, then restart pc

Then turn on device, then plug into pc, then go to my computer, then you should see your device there. Double-click on the device folder. Now you can see and will have access to all folders.
You can leave this page up, then go to the page & file that your book is on. click, hold, and then drag this file over to the audio book folder and release the button, it will transfer the book to the mp3 player audio book file.
You can also use windows media player 11 and sync your mp3 player to your windows media player and create a playlist or library and transfer them onto mp3 player as well

Hi reeves362,
Do you load your data through something like Content Transfer or Media Manager? Enter the Walkman device directly from your Computer by double clicking, and create a folder there, titled "Books". Now manually copy-paste the audio books into the folder.
However, it all depends whether your player recognises drag and drop (if it's sony, it should). Hope this helps.

Drag and drop to audio folder

Once I downloaded the newest firmware the audiobooks folder started showing up in the windows file explorer. So now I don't have to worry about using media player or anything else. I just plug in my sansa clip, open windows file explorer and drag the folders (1 for each disk) onto my player (into the audiobooks folder).

Here's the link for the download. If it doesn't come up you might want to reformat your sansa clip.

http://www.sansa.com/support/sansa_clip/faqs

You have to double-click My Computer, double-click icon of mp3 player, and go to e-Book folder - drag audiobook files into this folder