FM tuner? Does the FM tuner in my MP3 player allow me to listen to my MP3's through the radio in my car or do I need a separate product for that?

If your UD-M50 receiver does not have an FM radio feature, it is likely that it was not included as a built-in feature of the device. Some receivers are designed specifically for audio and video playback and do not include a built-in FM radio.

If you would like to listen to FM radio on your UD-M50 receiver, you may be able to use an external FM radio tuner or FM radio app on a connected device, such as a smartphone or tablet. Alternatively, you could consider purchasing a separate FM radio or a receiver with an FM radio feature if this is a feature that you would like to have.

I hope this information is helpful.

If you radio has an Aux input then you can connect a audio cable from your MP3 player to the Aux input on your radio.
If your radio does not have an Aux input the you can use a FM transmitter device. Connect the MP3 player to the FM transmitter and tune your FM radio to the radio frequency on this FM adapter to listen to your audio book on your MP3 player.
Check out these WEB sites fro FM transmitters.
http://dx.com/c/car-accessories-799/car-audio-systems-707/fm-transmitters-players-710

http://www.amazon.com/Coby-CA-745-Wireless-Transmitter-Cigarette/dp/B000OTF6G0

http://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/how-to/gadgets/4307160

Technical Information Product Functions

• Audio Player
• Video Player
• Photo Viewer
• FM Tuner

NO AM Tuner on this Model

Do you mean that you don't have access to the radio because you need the optional radio piece which connects to the bottom of the device if you wish to use the radio. You can either purchase the radio device or go without radio.

unfortunately, the voice recorder works only as voice recorder, it cannot play FM and record it at the same time. though you can play fm radio from another device and record it using your SanDisk mp3 player.

To transfer your recordings from your mp3 player, connect your device to your PC.

Open "My computer" from your PC and you'll there "your Sansa Player"

Double-click on "your Sansa Player", then open the "Music" folder, then, open "Recordings" folder.

You'll find all your recordings on that folder.


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No, it should work, although it will depend on how good your reception is. This depends on how strong the signal is where you are trying to receive. If you have tried scanning for channels and all you receive is static, it's possible your tuner is bad. Have you tried to tune it to a known good station manusally?

THE GM12-AUXV2 by P.I.E. will work for you.
It plugs into the factory radio changer port.
With this device installed, you will have created an auxiliary audio input to your factory radio, which will allow you to plug in any external audio source, like a portable MP3 player, satellite tuner, DVD player, or iPod, and play the audio from that external audio device directly through your factory radio. This is a direct connect device and NOT an FM Modulator. An FM modulator requires you to tune to an FM radio station in order to listen to the audio from the external audio device. While this is a direct connect interface, it is only an audio connection and does not allow you to control the external audio device that is connected to it.

Hi
iPods do not come with FM tuners. FM tuners can be bought and added on as an extra feature, but this is a third party device, not an iPod device.

Generally, when you connect the third party FM tuner to the iPod, the iPod will recognize it and you can use the 3rd party FM tuner to change stations.

If you do not have the FM tuner to connect to the iPod, the individual that sold you the iPod did not include the FM tuner to connect to the the iPod. In that case, the Menu will still list the FM tuner, but there is no device to connect to the iPod.

The service may not be available in your area. Make sure the headphones are connected to the player when searching for radio stations: Here's pg 15 of the user manual:

FM Radio (if applicable)
The Sansa
®
player includes an integrated FM radio for listening to live broadcast FM
stations. Please note that the FM Radio function may not be available in your region.
Listening to FM Radio
To listen to live broadcast FM station, follow these steps:
1. Select FM Radio from the Main Menu.
2. A radio frequency menu will appear.
3. Press |<< or >>| to adjust and search for the desired frequency, or select
preset by pressing Select.
4. For fast search, press and hold the |<< or >>| buttons.

well, depending where you are, there are stores that sell fm tuners for about 30 $. These fm tuners are universal. They just plug in the earphone jack and you tune to 88.1 mhz. It works with batteries or even the ones made for cars, you plug it in the cigarette jack. So go see at radio shack or best buy. They have for sure, im in canada and well they have like 4 diferrent models ! Be sure to ask someone there, its easier that way !