Sansa 250e player - synchronize message

Hi - I have downloaded an audiobook from my libraries website to my sansa 250e player. It seems to be on the unit, but when I try to play it I get a message in a little window in the screen that says something like "synchronize to continue music subscription". This audiobook is in wma format and I believe the licence was accepted on the computer when I completed the download. How do I play the audiobook???!! Thanx if you can help. Terrillator

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You have no capacity in your firmware for this audiobook to be "OKed" on your device. You therefore cannot play it! Sorry for the bad news! but your device does have limited playback capabilities! please mark this as solved, i would appreciate it!

Posted on Jul 27, 2007

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