Fast forward I've had this handy philips for 2 years, but only recently started to use it. Is there anyway to fast forward faster than just holding the forward button down? It takes forever that way!!

Cheapo MP3 play with rewind and fast forward - Tablets and e ...

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Digital Spy Jul 5, 2012 - 13 posts - ‎2 authors
Cheapo MP3 play with rewind and fast forward Tablets and e-Readers. ... can anyone recommend a cheap MP3 player that will allow you to fast forward, ... the yepp yp55 t had a wonderful "scroll through" function that took ...

Play / Pause is on the left (in your picture).
Stop is next to it,
Then Fast Reverse (hit more than once for even faster reverse)
Then Fast Forward (hit more than once for even faster forward)

Hold down the "Next Track" button for a few seconds and it will start fast forwarding

The speed of the download depends on how fast the computer that is holding the file(s) that you want can "send" the files.

Imagine one fast-food worker trying to serve 8 or 32 customers at the same time -- no matter how fast the worker is, everybody will get "slow" service. There's nothing you can do, at the order-pickup desk, to get "faster" service.

Similarly, "port-forwarding" is not the CORRECT answer to your downloading problem.

If you try to download something from a "fast" server (e.g., the latest version of Apple iTunes software), do you get "good" download speeds? If so, your computer and your router are working fine.

you can not able to forward video in 6233

you may want to try fast forwarding at 2x (that is, press the FF key twice), although the speed will be faster, it may actually stop for you, when you press play, rather than going to the end.

Though I don't know the details of your camera and the tape you are playing, one explanation could be that the tape was recorded in "extended play" EP rather than "standard play" SP. Some VCRs and some cameras are incapable of playing back in EP, a mode where the tape moves at half speed so you can record more on the same tape. The result is that the tape playing back at regular speed appears twice as fast and fast forward will be even faster.

Unfortunately, unless your machine can be manually set to play back in EP (usually it is automatic) the solution is to play it back in a machine that can handle EP.

Unplug the power cord, then hold the fast forward and fast reverse while plugging the power cord.

Try keeping pressed the skip button to do fast forward on a Disc.

Review the pages in the manual regarding organizing your tracks into folders, and select "Repeat folder" in the folder view menu.
http://www.p4c.philips.com/files/s/sa178_17/sa178_17_dfu_aen.pdf

There is no bookmark option per se with this GoGear, even though other GoGears have the feature. You cannot stop where you left off - just note the time on the track when you stopped, and fast forward to that time when you next turn on the goGear.

-Tha Mp3 Doctor