Notebook compter not recognising my mp4 player

Hi,

What happens when you try to transfer MP4's to your ipod? Are the MP4's recognized in itunes? If so, can it play them?

Conect the ipod player to the computer where controls are acquired. For example, the computer would provide accessibilty to the mp3 player. media playes like windows media player, real one player, apple media players, juke box media convertors are the audio, video management software programs on the computer. As long as the computer would acquire media as videos, the computer mediaprofram should provide the transfer buttons between external connectable devices like mp3 players. However, the media players have various compartibilities recognisable as media formats. The mp3 player should have dictated the compartible format that is capable of being encoded. Important notes includes that, mp3 playes would only encode medias that have been loaded onto the computer completely. For example, if wanting to acquire music transfer to the mp3 player device, the music CD has to be extracted first into the computers media player like windows media player from where transferability is achievable into the MP3 player. Usually, the computer media player should state that the feature functionality is capable of MP3 IPOD transfers. For example, once login to the windows media player software, copy available media files from the files library into the player list area to be manipulated as transfers/sync. Also, the media player of the computer should recognise connected media devices with popup logos indicating transfereabilities.

you can do it by using windows media player on the sync list, or you can open it up from my computer and just copy and paste the files (or highlight them and drag them to the new window.) .

hello my name is jazmine nd i dont no how to put music on it can we help each other out

The Sansa Clip can only recognize certain file formats (mp4 is not one of them). Your best bet is to only download songs that are in mp3 format. iTunes format will not work. Some WMA's will work, but others will not - it all depends on whether the WMA files has a fixed-term license or whether it has a license that allows transfer to portable devices. Songs in mp3 format will never give you trouble.

to your question about how to download music:
1. turn on the mp4 player
2. plug it into your computer's USB port
3. An icon for the folder will come up on "My Computer"
4. using Windows Media Player, select "rip" music from cd
5. in "options" just save it into your computer in mp3 format (this makes a useful backup to save time if you have probems later)
6. Then copy the folder that contains the music from your computer to your mp4 player.
7. Unplug computer, check files run on your player

all mp3 and MP4 players have a built in USB port for connecting it to your computer, connect a USB cable to your MP4 player and the other end of the able to your computer's available USB port, windows will recognise the drive and install it for you. all you need to do is to go to my COMPUTER and double click on your MP4 player drive to open the content of your drive
check to see that the drive is has foldes like MY MUSIC, you can use windows media player to sync music files in your library to your MP4 player.

hi sir..
have u cheched befor whether it is supportable to the wma format.. if it the just try with a mp3or mp4 format .. if it work's.. just verify.. thank's sir

To add music
plug mp4 into usp, open ''my computer'' then copy and paste your music into mp4 drive, most likly drive E
to add video
install the mp4 software, then use the conversion tool to convert your video files to amv format then just copy and paste into mp4 drive just as you would with your music files.