Zune HD Firmware 4.7 Requests Thread

[Angus_NB]

Originally Posted by steinburger1109

Well, glad you got that problem outta the way!

It was short lived. It only worked once.
Now I always get the message: "Local connection only. Try again?".

[Master_Jackson]

I had problems with wirless too, try resetting the router, or restarting the zune (if it says dchip failure) or turning the wireless on yourbzune off and then on again., i had to change my password one letter at one point because it wouldnt connect for some reason.

[steinburger1109]

Originally Posted by Master_Jackson

I had problems with wirless too, try resetting the router, or restarting the zune (if it says dchip failure) or turning the wireless on yourbzune off and then on again., i had to change my password one letter at one point because it wouldnt connect for some reason.

Yea, Angus, definitely try resetting your router. This happens to me all the time because I have an old router and four different laptops now going through it...

But anyway, my reason for necroing this thread (sorry!) is because I just realized how lacking the playlists are on the Zune... I've never really used them before now, but it'd be really nice (and logical!) if you could remove songs from a playlist once you add them from the device.

[Angus_NB]

Originally Posted by steinburger1109

Yea, Angus, definitely try resetting your router. This happens to me all the time because I have an old router and four different laptops now going through it...
...

The router belongs to the transit company, they probably won't let me at it.
I've narrowed it down to one bus and only in the morning. It has to be a problem on their end. I've been watching for other people connecting in the morning but haven't noticed anyone yet.

Sorry, I haven't used play lists at all. I just hit random and let it go.

[epithetless]

Originally Posted by steinburger1109

But anyway, my reason for necroing this thread (sorry!) is because I just realized how lacking the playlists are on the Zune... I've never really used them before now, but it'd be really nice (and logical!) if you could remove songs from a playlist once you add them from the device.

Yup. I've been wishing ever since the Zune HD's release for it to gain some serviceable (or better) on-the-go playlist management. Being able to remove and reorder songs should be the bare minimum for a music-centric device. Alas...

[steinburger1109]

Originally Posted by Angus_NB

The router belongs to the transit company, they probably won't let me at it.
I've narrowed it down to one bus and only in the morning. It has to be a problem on their end. I've been watching for other people connecting in the morning but haven't noticed anyone yet.

Sorry, I haven't used play lists at all. I just hit random and let it go.

Oh riiiiiiiight haha I forgot that this was about the buses... my bad.

But yes, normally I just shuffle it all, but I wanted to create a clean playlist to play around kids and whatnot, but realized that I can't remove a song that I found a couple f-bombs in without connecting to my computer, and I'm lazy...

[terminalx]

The only thing I want fixed is the background images showing the wrong artist...otherwise it does everything I want

[MikeM132]

anybody mention Replay Gain or something like it to level mp3 volume?

[steinburger1109]

You want some sort of replay gain implemented in the software? Why not just use it on the computer to level your tracks before you sync it?

[MikeM132]

Originally Posted by steinburger1109

You want some sort of replay gain implemented in the software? Why not just use it on the computer to level your tracks before you sync it?

I use MP3 gain (my entire library is MP3 now). iPod and Sansa have some sort of volume levelling built-in. I have a Sansa Clip+ and the Replay Gain feature works very well. My understanding is this function is automatic in iPod/iTunes (never had an iPod so cannot confirm).
All player software on the PC does this, too (WMP and MediaMonkey are the 2 I use, in addition to Zune where I am not sure it levels playback but seems to).

[Angus_NB]

It's not automatic in iTunes, you have to enable it. If you don't enable it in iTunes Sound Check has no effect on the iPod. Sound Check also has no effect if you load your iPod from software such as MediaMonkey.

I use MP3 Gain too. That way it doesn't matter which media or software player I use my music is levelled at 89db.

[steinburger1109]

Well, skip just pointed out something interesting...

Happy birthday, Firmware 4.7 Request Thread! Here's to a year of asking for things we probably won't get!

... Ouch, that left a bad taste in my mouth... :/

[Khcarver1]

OH MY GOSH!!! UPGRADE marketplace, we have to be able to download video, audiobooks, and etc. why is that one so hard. UPGRADE IT!

[Marvin the Martian]

Originally Posted by Khcarver1

OH MY GOSH!!! UPGRADE marketplace, we have to be able to download video, audiobooks, and etc. why is that one so hard. UPGRADE IT!

You do know they discontinued the player, right?