Thanks, Neal, hopefully they have marked this down for fixing in the not too distant future. Although as someone else on the list pointed out, it could stand some improvement, I for one like the flexibility of being able to use the equalizer.
Evan ----- Original Message ----- From: Neal Ewers To: 'EVAN REESE' Sent: Thursday, September 24, 2009 11:25 AM Subject: RE: [GW-Booksense] My Equalizer Does Not Work for AAC and WMA Files Hi Evan, you are correct. My findings are that the equalizer does not work in M4A files. Also, it does not appear to work in wav files. I have passed this on to GW Micro. Neal Ewers From: EVAN REESE [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, September 23, 2009 9:17 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [GW-Booksense] My Equalizer Does Not Work for AAC and WMA Files I sent this around ten hours ago and it came back to me from the list, but I haven't seen a response either positive or negative, so I'm sending it again in the hopes that, if noone else saw it, they might this time. I really like this thing a lot, but I've discovered a problem with my unit, and I'd be interested if anyone else has noticed it or would be willing to do some testing to confirm that it is a bug, or disconfirm it, which would mean that something is flaky with my particular unit. I've got the Book Sense standard model, and I've discovered that my equalizer is not working with files I've ripped in aac with my Winamp that have the m4a file extension. I've checked around a dozen files so far and when I hit the 7 key while listening to them, there is no change. I can definitely hear changes when I go from one setting to another when playing mp3 files, so it's not my hearing. Also, while I don't have very many wma files, the two I've listened to so far do not change equalizer settings either when I hit the 7 key while playing them. Has anyone else noticed this, or would anyone be willing to do some testing of these formats to see if it's just something goofy with my standard model unit or a bug? I would have thought that someone else would have mentioned this by now if it was a general problem, but I don't know how many people use the equalizer much. I do use it, so I hope this can be fixed.. Of course, it also may be true that this was covered before I joined the list about three weeks ago. If that is the case, apologies to all. Thanks a lot. Evan
