Downloading tracks from rhapsody

Account Status
You need to connect to Rhapsody once every 30 days to continue playing your subscription tracks. When you reconnect, the 30 day license is renewed. The indicator will change from full circle to a quarter cycle as the days pass, and you will be warned when your tracks are about to expire.

Rate This Song
1. In playback mode, press the Submenu button.
2. Select Rate This Song.
3. Press |<< or >>| to change the rating (Negative to 5 Stars)
4. Select Negative to ban this track from playing again.

Purchase
1. In playback mode, press the Submenu button.
2. Select Purchase This Song.
3. When you connect the player to Rhapsody To Go, the track will be added to your Purchase Bin. You can decide if you would like to purchase it at your leisure.

Add To Library
1. In playback mode, press the Submenu button.
2. Select Add Track to Library
3. A confirmation message, "Song has been added to your Library". Your song will now be a part of your device Library.

Artist Info
To display the artist information, press the center button 2 times when the song is playing back.

Account Info
1. From the Main Menu, select Settings.
2. Select Account Info.

hi

what brand and model?

Thanks!

you have to get the Rhapsody Mp3 Only subscription - any other subscription level will not work with this particular mp3 player - check out Rhapsody's website for details on this

what software do u have that you are downloading the music from

Here is what is going on. All iTunes songs are in AAC format. The Insignia Pilot cannot read thos files, and the Rhapsody music service cannot read them either. You will need to redownload all of the songs that you want in Rhapsody itself. If you do not want to pay the monthly fees, then I would not download any songs from Rhapsody - they will cease to work after your Rhapsody subscription expires.

You have a couple of options. You could buy an AAC to Mp3 Converter software - this is not free, as far as I know - you also want to be careful, because some sites that advertise these products are scam artists - they don't let you try the product before buying.

Another option is to get Limewire or Morpheus - the free versions of thse services run extremely slow and give you a lot of ads, but they allow you to download Mp3 format songs for free without monthly fees.

Mp3 players just aren't as easy as they used to be.

-Tha Mp3 Doctor

the download was no good

Not sure what OS you have or what version Media Player you're using - If you have Windows XP and Media Player 10, you need to make sure you have the MW3837 set to "MTP" and not "USB".

To get rid of that message, you need to connect your Sansa to your computer and open the Rhapsody software to "deauthorize" your Sansa (assuming that you're not going to be using the Rhapsody service). The following URL gives you two options on how to deauthorize your device (look at the bottom section of the page): http://home.real.com/product/help/chandler/en/instruction/auth_deauth_pd-textonly.htm