Questions & Answers for: music folders copied mp3 player

...to the player. Your Sansa E250 will not recognize folders. Either save them in the root directory or inside the "Music" folder -- your player's default folder for music files. Hope this info helps

...MP3 player, I can't download videos but I have gotten music on it. When you download your music, it goes to a certain folder in your computer, it's up to you to find it. All that I did was copy/paste ...

...mp3's on you computer already, you now have 2 options to put music on it. Option 1: Go to "my computer" and find the "removeable drive E" (the E may be a different letter). Open it up. It should be ...

...music folders to the Pearl they show up in the Music section and the Audiobooks section on the players menu. However, the music folders are empty under the Audiobooks section, but they have all the ...

...music onto my sansa clip 1gb mp3 player and it shows that it copied it to my player but once I disconnect the usb from my computer and go to play my songs it says my songs folder is empty. What am I ...

...to your computer, but didnt copy it to the MP3 player. Open a folder for each of them, then drag and drop the mp3's to the folder which has the music on them. The MP3 player is like a 4gb hard

music library in to machine, I copied and pasted to the MP3 and see it but the machine says empty disk hey there, i think the 1 you copied is just the play list since you copy it on your music library

...mp3 downloads i already have? Download music from site such as Sony Music Store, iTunes, Amazon, Piratebay. You can even rip music from CD's with windows media player. Save the music to your windows ...

...MP3 music files and click "Copy" in the menu that appears. Right-click on empty space in the Eclipse "Removable disk" window and click "Paste." Connect it to your computer through USB. Check if your ...

...it says empty however it says there is music stored on the folder how do i get it to play seems like the names were copied but not the music files try syncing with Windows Media player form a ...