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[1ako]

How is putting/importing songs into the X fi? is it easy and simply like the zvm? Drag music? and whats this wireless thing about?

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[1ako]

Also, what is the point of the SD Slot? And what is wireless about this player? Is transfering music from computer wireless?
And what is streaming video's? Do i have to first download videos from computer than transfer to the player? Or is watching videos through internet on the X fi?
BTW does the buttons light up? what are the 9 buttons for?
is anything touch sensor on this player?
sorry for the silly questions..
Just new to all this stuff

[1ako]

anyone ??????????

[JunglePimp]

Originally Posted by 1ako

How is putting/importing songs into the X fi? is it easy and simply like the zvm? Drag music? and whats this wireless thing about?

Yes its pretty similar to ZVM (in fact totally similar), its like shifting songs to a pen drive...drag and drop.

You can also transfer through Media Players/Managers, but that just makes things more complicated although more organized too.

The wireless feature is a feature using which you can use the integrated IM software (chat) and you can play files from your PC and tranfer them from your Pc to your zen x-fi.

Search with the keyword "wireless zen " for more details.

[JunglePimp]

Originally Posted by 1ako

Also, what is the point of the SD Slot? And what is wireless about this player? Is transfering music from computer wireless?
And what is streaming video's? Do i have to first download videos from computer than transfer to the player? Or is watching videos through internet on the X fi?
BTW does the buttons light up? what are the 9 buttons for?
is anything touch sensor on this player?
sorry for the silly questions..
Just new to all this stuff

The SD slot is where you can put Sd cards which increase the overall space of your zen x-fi. Again search the forum or google for more on this.

Transferring from your PC to Zen is not necessarily wireless, in fact its not advisable either since it consumes a lot of power. You can drag-drop as well, as mentioned above.

Streaming videos in this case means playing them from your player, which exist on your PC. You need not download them to play them, you can simply play them by putting them in the set folder (you'll learn more once you have the player, also search the forum ), but again the wireless feature consumes a lot of battery, its always advisable to convert them to the supported format and store them on your player.

The wireless feature isn't very good to be honest, you can use it for chatting in case you can't get on your PC for some reason, you can play music and videos wirelessly if the need be ( I hope you're getting me ), even though such needs are pretty much rare.

I found none of your questions to be silly, the more questions asked the better it is for the other newbies Just that if you use the search feature of the forum, you'll know more, and quicker.

[1ako]

For the zen X fi, is there a media organizer like the ZVM Series Media Explorer where you can easily drag and drop winrar zip music albums to transfer into the player?

[1ako]

anyone????????????????????????/

[1ako]

can someone please help me out????????????????

[JunglePimp]

Originally Posted by 1ako

For the zen X fi, is there a media organizer like the ZVM Series Media Explorer where you can easily drag and drop winrar zip music albums to transfer into the player?

Yes of course. Either you can drag and drop your songs into your zen x-fi simply like you do with any other storage device, like a pen drive, or you could transfer the songs using the software that comes along with zen-xfi CD (and is also available on the internet to download).

Also please do not resort to spamming in case you don't get an answer to your question. You can start a new thread or send someone a private message on the forum.

Take Care.

[JunglePimp]

Ah and yes, you will have to extract the songs from the zip file and then drag and drop them into your player otherwise zen x-fi will think of it as .zip and not .mp3.