Converting Playlists I have a sansa e250 media player, and i lost my manual. I was wondering how you can put full playlists on there, because i try to do it through rhapsody, but it only transfers them as individual songs, and does not recognize them as full playlists.

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Use Windows Media Player instead

Posted on May 26, 2008

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All support for Sansa e200 players can be found here:
http://kb.sandisk.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/4487/session/L3NpZC92WmxVWmRZag%3D%3D/sno/0#e200
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) Tap your menu button and select "Settings" > "USB".
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Note: Music that was transferred to the player in "MSC" (Mass Storage Class) mode will not be accessible once the player is put into MTP mode.

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You just reminded me. I took my SD card out and put it into my phone. I'll replace it in the Sansa and see what happens. So far, synching with WMP works, but still not Napster (where I do all my purchases). oh well.

I'll try putting my card back in. Maybe a DMR key was on it. Also, I may have changed the name of my player. Lookign into a couple options. Back later/another day.

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