Sandisk E260 When i try to put movies on my sandisk e260 or e250 or e380 it wont work. It says transferring media devices to device failed. I dont know what that is supposed to mean could anybody help me please reply.

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Mpeg's and mov's work if u use the media convereter but for some reason my e260 that jus bought 10/18/07 stoped working and i keep mine in good condition and it has no damage to it and now its jus completely unresponsive and rite now it is 11/18/07 and im gunna attempt to return it or if that doesn't work have it repaired

Posted on Nov 18, 2007

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Some movies cannot go on mp3s because they will not fit...its according to how many gigs you have, like a e260 for instance its only a 4 gig.a movie can be way more than 4 gigs.maybe even 20 gigs.so movies might not be a very good thing.it will take alot of or all of your space.but you can put video clips on on one like that...

Posted on Dec 30, 2006

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