Creative Zen

[gingerjedi]

Glad I saw this, it got me thinking that my ipod was a bit on the weedy side so I googled for ipod volume hack and found loads to try out.

[TheRightStuff]

I get that a lot.

Sorry, I couldn't resist quoting Spinal Tap. Your predicament sounded similar. There was always a chance you wouldn't know what I was on about, but it was a risk worth taking.

At least Clippy got it.

ok. Hope your travel home is ok. They things are always better when it's free.

[Chugnut]

I don't understand what your saying.

I get that a lot.

Sorry, I couldn't resist quoting Spinal Tap. Your predicament sounded similar. There was always a chance you wouldn't know what I was on about, but it was a risk worth taking.

At least Clippy got it.

[TheRightStuff]

So it worked? You updated your firmware in one minute? I'm impressed!

I was writing my response the same time you posted yours. I guess you knew that. Thanks.

[timh]

So it worked? You updated your firmware in one minute? I'm impressed!

[TheRightStuff]

all of your replies have been very helpful and my Zen now meets my requirements.

[timh]

This may help slightly more.

Isn't Google great!

[Clippy]

I don't understand what your saying.

This may help: Linky

[chicane]

your

[TheRightStuff]

As long as it goes up to eleven, then it's one louder, isn't it?

HTH

I don't understand what your saying.

[Chugnut]

As long as it goes up to eleven, then it's one louder, isn't it?

HTH

[TheRightStuff]

Bought a creative Zen Vision M late last year and it's great. However, I'm finding the volume only goes up to Level 25 which isn't that high. I've heard this is because of an EU regulation on head phone sound. A friend of mine also bought one from Amazon and her volume goes up to 40.
Anyone know if there is a way I can change it?

Also how do I put movies onto the player?
The software that you get with the Zen doesn't allow me to do this.