and when you go to play them from "most recent additions", since they were loaded in from chapter 1 on.... they play in reverse, last chapter until the beginning.
Or... if seen as tracks, all the "track 1"s are together, then all the "track 2"s, etc....
same.
and when you go to play them from "most recent additions", since they were loaded in from chapter 1 on.... they play in reverse, last chapter until the beginning.
Or... if seen as tracks, all the "track 1"s are together, then all the "track 2"s, etc....
AnonymousMar 10, 2009
When I try to load an audio book it shows up as a song & does not load in the audiobook. I have a fuse 4gb.
When I try to load an audio book it shows up as a song & does not load in the audiobook. I have a fuse 4gb.
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Only thing I can think of is to start over, and hope there is no problem. Then you will know if you screwed up, and don't know how, or if the thing is messed up.
Not true!!! The Sansa Clip is actually the best mp3 player I have found for listing to audiobooks. Here is what you need to do. Download the latest firmware update on the Sandisk website. You must do this or it just won't work unless you are downloading books from Audible.
I use the Overdrive Media Console and download mp3 and WMA books from my state library. When you hit transfer, be sure it hit advanced options. Browse until you select the audiobook folder on your player. Then transfer to that.
The player will bookmark your last place on anything that is in your audiobook folder. You can easily switch back and forth between your music and book without losing your place! Love it!
iTunes uses AAC copies of music files. The Sansa Clip needs the files in WMA or MP3 format. You need to find a free audio converter online and convert the songs you want to MP3 or WMA format. Many programs will create a converted copy while still retaining the original AAC copy.
Had the same problem - used this solution from ehow.com at this web address: http://www.ehow.com/how_5180421_troubleshoot-sansa-clip-mp.html Worked and now I'm transferring my book from overdrive - hope it helps. Reset the Clip by holding the On/Off switch in the On
position for approximately 20 seconds. Release the switch, then attach
it to the USB adapter to charge it. This process can help when the Clip
does not appear to be working at all.
open windows media player and put the files you want on your mp3 player in the library, then plug your mp3 player into the computer and turn it on. A page will come up on the computer and ask if you want to sync your device to the media library, click yes and it should load.
Some audiobook services have fixed-term licenses of 1-year - at the end of the time period, you have to resynchronize the audiobook files to the audiobook service itself.
Here is an interesting clip from the Sandisk forums on this exact issue:
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Overdrive library books have DRM-encryption to make them stop working at the end of the loan-out period unless you renew them. This means your player must be set to MTP mode.
If your player intentionally or un-intentionally got switched to MSC mode, that would prevent the DRM content from being loaded onto your player and account for the error message.
You will have to edit the track number in Windows Media Player by right clicking the chapter, and going to Advanced Tag Editor. Then, erase the file off the Sansa player. Then reload the mp3 with the correct order/edited tags back onto the player. Sorry - as far as I know you cannot make these edits while the songs are still loaded onto the player.
Once I downloaded the newest firmware the audiobooks folder started showing up in the windows file explorer. So now I don't have to worry about using media player or anything else. I just plug in my sansa clip, open windows file explorer and drag the folders (1 for each disk) onto my player (into the audiobooks folder).
Here's the link for the download. If it doesn't come up you might want to reformat your sansa clip.
I have the same problem
same.
and when you go to play them from "most recent additions", since they were loaded in from chapter 1 on.... they play in reverse, last chapter until the beginning.
Or... if seen as tracks, all the "track 1"s are together, then all the "track 2"s, etc....
When I try to load an audio book it shows up as a song & does not load in the audiobook. I have a fuse 4gb.
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