Question about SanDisk Sansa c200 MP3 Player

Deleting the same song, with a different name

I re-loaded a lot of songs on my sansa c200 mp3 player. Some of them were already on it. Then I had 2 of every song. I figured out how to delete the extras,but there are a couple that have different names.(I changed them from "Track 1" to the real name.) I want to delete the Tracks, not the ones with the actual names. But in "removable disk E", It doesn't show the Track version" of the song. Please reply soon.

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The reason it doesn't show the track version is because you changed the ID3 tag (which is something inside the music file, not the actual file name).

Try using winamp to delete your songs, it will read all the ID3 tags properly and show you the track version names

Sandisk provides "how-to" videos for everything Sansa related

http://www.sandisk.com/Retail/Default.aspx?CatID=1468

Posted on Jan 09, 2008

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MINIMUM SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
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Intel Pentium class PC or higher
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