Phone freezes and canot go to media player

This player only supports MP3 and WMA file format, please check that the files you transfered are in these formats.

i wanna play my mp3 but how

so what

Bad quality headphones? or possibly the headphone jack port is damaged which can alter the way songs sound. 9 times out of 10 it can be solved by buying new headphones.

Hi,

1. Movies and Music should be in MP3 format.
2. Plugin SanDisk to Computer.
3. System will open new drive in "My Computer" name as Sansa e250 .
4. Copy music,movies and past it into Sansa Drive.

There is another good feature in SanDisk.
You can also record the song from FM Radio.

At the time of listining song from FM press Rec button. Song will get saved in your SanDisk.

Thanks,
Vaquar

i start my ipod asnd only clock and not run plz halp not format not usb port surch

hahaha you could try returning it, or the only other way to break the code is to hook it up to the original computer it was first used with. even if you call up the apple tech-support they'll tell you they can't help you and that you have to go back to the original comp and if you can't you're outta luck.

This is going to take some investigation on your part. First of all, make sure that the correct song works on your PC. That is, if you launch Don't Wanna Miss A Thing on your PC and Bout It plays, then it's the media file, not the Sansa player. Make sure you launch the specific media file from Windows, NOT from your media player software. You want to check the FILE first. (Reverse the files too - launch Bout It and see what plays) If the files are right, then launch them from your media player software. If they're wrong when you play them from the media player software, check the properties of the song. If everything is okay on the PC, then check the Sansa. If you are directly launching the music file on the Sansa (that is, not from a playlist) and it's wrong, then put the Sansa in MSC mode and check the file. Drag it to your PC and launch it. If it's wrong, replace it. If your launching the file from a playlist, just redo the playlist with the correct file after you've finished your troubleshooting.

use Windows Media Player instead

Use Windows Media Player to delete, or double-check the format of those songs