SanDisk Sansa m230 MP3 Player "computer recognize digital voice recorder" Questions

computer so I could transfer them to cds. I can't seem to do it . Can you tell me how to? I lost the booklet that I got with it so I don't have the directions to it. Look in the RECORD folder for your

computer: Sansa 280. I have sansa 280.Previously, I had no problem down loading all recordings to my laptop. I could see not only the voice recordings but all the songs and audible books etc in a list

...put the audio book into that folder via My computer beforehand. WIndows media player does not recognize the audio book subfolder and will mix your audio books into the album mix.. but just ignore ...

...voice or FM recordings, is straight from the User's manual on the CD: 1. Set the e250 to MSC mode. 2. Plug it in to your computer with the USB connector. 3. Open the Sansa e250 drive in My Computer ...

...computer will recognize the files on it. It will recognize voice recordings and an Offspring album, and that's it. Its almost like the songs aren't even on the player, but the device will play the ...

...computer to recognize this device and I cannot download anything. Also, it does not seem to charge the battery; it seemed to give it about 1/3 charge with over 10 hours of plug in time. Help! Jim i ...

...computer." The info screen reads zero songs, zero voice recordings and zero fm recordings. So why does my player show that I have only 798MB of free memory instead of the original 1893MB? Reformat ...

...computer to recognize this device. My problem was uploading mp3 songs from my computer to the player. I went to a tab "Copy to CD or device"...I saw on the right hand side a list of the 5 default ...

...computer" it is recognized under the "unspecified" category. i can browse the folders on the device, i can even play a voice recording i made in my windows media player. but when i try to put photos ...

...computer doesn't recognize your device. this can be solved by doing the following things 1. if there is a reset button(generally a tiny hole) then click on that one using a small pin or something. 2. ...