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nick_p:
It is supported on the Clip+.

I think it's under Settings > Time&Date on 3.10, if not try System > Time&Date

RBUser:
OK, thanks, I found it and checked it. It's not functioning as I expected. I thought it would auto-reset itself whenever I press a button. Isn't it obvious that if I am operating the player, I am not sleeping? The way it is implemented, it is a straightforward countdown timer. Not very useful. Anyway, getting back to the subject of this thread. Does anybody else see the "continuous play/manual track advance" option useful? It probably requires only a few lines of code.

saratoga:
Take a look at the manual section I suggested above. The sleep timer option you want is described there. You might need to update your build to use it though.

RBUser:
saratoga
Okay, thanks again. I found it, as I said before. This implementation of the sleep timer is of no use for me :) I want the sleep timer to activate whenever I stop pressing any keys, and not when the player starts up. I guess my only option is to download the source code and try to implement all custom playback/timer features that I need  :-\

saratoga:

--- Quote from: RBUser on February 15, 2012, 11:39:37 AM ---This implementation of the sleep timer is of no use for me :) I want the sleep timer to activate whenever I stop pressing any keys, and not when the player starts up.

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--- Quote ---Restart Sleep Timer On Keypress:
If set, when a Sleep Timer is active and a key is pressed, the Sleep Timer will be restarted with the initial duration.

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