How to rcover from my sandisk back to my library

Maybe you do need to synchronize. Some websites, require you to synchronize the files before you can play them. It is just their way of locking you down to their rules :D.

You could try My Documents, then check My Music to check if the files are still there. Also, try checking the Recycle Bin if the playlist have been trashed.

If that doesn't work, try the Search option in the Start Menu and type in a song that was originally in the Library. If it shows up, then you can drag them from that window, back into you Library.

Make sure the files are in MP3 or WMA file format. If they are in a different file format other than the ones above convert them because for audio those two are the file format that the sansa clip supports. Im not sure but iTunes convert songs to AAC or MP4 depending on the settings of it.

The best way to transfer songs tot he sansa clip is to change the mode of the player to MSC by going to Settings and then USB Mode. This would help detect the drive as a flash drive so you could copy and paste songs to it.

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Drag the files into your iTunes Library and they'll be imported into the playlist.

try going to windows media player, updating your library, then going to the sandisk site, find the update dowload, run that then re- hook up your mp3 player to the computer!

I'm assuming your iPod music is in iTunes. You can point Windows Media Player to the folder on your PC that iTunes stores music in. For those songs that are ripped from your CD collection, they will appear in WMP to be synced to your Sansa. That's the easy part.

Unfortunately, your music that you purchased from the iTunes store will not. There may be an easier way to do this, but this method will work. First, burn your iTunes purchased songs to a CD, then rip them back to your PC. Set WMP to also look in the folder that you rip to for music in addition to your iTunes folder. You can identify several in WMP so once you establish the library, you won't have to switch back and forth between your iTunes library and this new library. You will then see that music in WMP to be synced as well.

Again, unfortunately, the songs from the ripped library will not have the song, artist, year, genre, etc., but you can edit this information easily. Right click on each song that doesn't have good info, and choose the "Advanced Tag Editor" option from the menu. There are several tabs that will appear in the window, and you can put in as much or as little info as you'd like. You can use your iTunes library to get this information from.

It is a bit of a tedious process, but it works!

Good luck.

Its real easy. Open the Sandisk from "My Computer" then just copy the songs from there. Similar with Copy and Paste from one file to another. Click CTRL C to the file you want to copy then put it inside the Sandisk folder CTRL V. That should do it!

It depends on the agreement you have with the library, most in the country allow 3 downloads before it quits, to avoid people passing them around for free. Overdrive is the choice of most libraries now and they all have DRM type of capabilities. The player will play only what it is allowed to by the file.

how cant i transfer music to my scandisk using computer files from my computer/itune library because the library doesnt come up when i plug in the scandisk