Cant download songs to sansa fuze mp3 player

You need to use the supplied Sansa Media Converter program to convert your videos (and photos). If you've lost the SMC, you can download the Windows version from http://www.megaupload.com/?d=3IPZO6Q0

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!

It even has a sleep timer on it. I'm in heaven.

The device only likes mp3's. Most other files don't show up.

faulty player

just connect it to your computer...open it as a external hard disk and copy paste songs on to it...it should work...

Same problem with my sansa fuze 8 gig It skips over songs instead of playing them.

If your sansa 'fuze', right dosen't like your media get the sansa media converting software, My Fuze came with a mini-cd, if yours didn't you can download the official sansa media converter on
www.sansa.com/downloads
I hope it works for you! -Aptera P.S. I have no clue about MAC OS

connect the player to PC...the player's drive will be visible in "MY COMPUTER".. just right click that drive and select format option.. 

Use Windows Media Player to transfer the songs downloaded from Limewire to your Sansa. The first time you open Windows Media Player, it will search the "My Music" folder for songs - this may take a few minutes. Mkae sure you have Windows Media Player 10 or 11. You can either move or copy the Limewire songs to the folder called "My Music," or go into Windows Media Player and change Windows Media Player's configuration so that it can read the Limewire downloads folder.

-Tha Mp3 Doctor

hmm. The hard drive itself could be messed up. The hard drive can easily be formatted by right clicking and formatting it. Though I am taking the easy way out here to fix the problem.