SanDisk Sansa - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

Firmware upgrade- Windows Media Player 11 wreaked havoc with dozens of mp3 players, across all manufacturers

Question edited for a lot more clarity. Question moved from Misc to model category. Replace the internal Li-Po battery, but try a reset first. https://www.google.com/search?q=sandisk+sansa+c240+battery+replacement If your Sansa player is freezing, not charging or not turning on, the first thing to try is a reset of the unit. This will normally clear any temporary condition that may cause the player to freeze or not shut off completely, it's a bit like when your PC crashes and you need to re-start it to clear the error. Dec 28, 2020

My Sansa MP3 player has stopped working or charging

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The link to the operating manual (which includes the Audiobook instructions) is here:
http://www.sandisk.com/sansa/assets/English/products/Clip/Clip_userguide_en.pdf

What I would do is drag and drop the Audible files from the folder that Audible creates to store your audiobooks to the Audible folder of the Sansa Clip, instead of using the Audible Manager.

-Tha Mp3 Doctor

You have to download "audible manager" from audible.com. Use it to transfer audible books to your device. It's free in period time and free some books.
Good luck

You cannot copy a CD song to a MP3 player, it does not recognize the CD file format only MP3 file format.
You can convert your CDs into MP3 files can copy them to your MP3 player. There are freeware programs on the Internet that convert CD songs to MP3 format, the CD song is rip/converted to MP3 file.
Microsoft Media Player can also rip CD songs into MP3 files as well as playing MP3 files/songs.

"Audible" books are copy protected to prevent unauthorized copying or sharing.
Download the Audible Manager software from http://www.audible.com/sw
When you load that software and sign on to your Audible.com account, you will be able to sync the information into the Sansa player that will authorize the audiobook to play on the Sansa.

You cannot - this player is incompatible with iTunes. You can either convert your iTunes songs to mp3, or get a different music service. Even though there are a few exceptions, most mp3 players other than the iPOd are not compat with iTunes (look for an AAC logo on the packaging to determine if an Mp3 player si compatible with iTunes).

To create an M3U playlist On your PC, create a new empty .txt document using word pad, type nothing but save the file as a .txt. go in to my computer -->> explore and find the file and rename the .txt document so it has an m3u file extension (example: my_list.m3u). Open the m3u file with wordpad, notepad, or a text editor. In the first line at top of the page type #EXTM3U. After the first line, start listing your music files, copy and paste the song names , (with extension ie .mp3). One music file name each line. Exit the text editor and save the m3u file once you are finished. Drag and drop the M3U playlist to the Sansa player's MUSIC folder, your done if it works.

ITunes does not support this player. To put music on the player you must copy the files from the folders where the music files are on your computer to the device mounted on your computer.

maybe, there are programs that retrieve deleted files, but sadly you need to buy them.

this only works if you havn't added any new voice recording (or a lot of voice recordings) or if you havn't reformatted your player.

Ok, Sansa made it a little difficult this time,

"Connect your player, of course. Go to "My Computer" > "Sansa e260". There are hidden files. To unhide go to "Tools" (located on the menu bar) > "Folder Options..." > hit the "View" tab > select "Show hidden files and folders". You will see more folders to appear in a faded color. Click on the "MUSIC" folder. Click on the artist, then album then select the song, right click and down to delete." --Yahoo Answers

What are you using to load music. If you have access to Windows Media Player 11 it is very simple.

First open WMP11, make sure your player is connected to the computer with the USB cable. At the top of WMP11 click Sync
the player will sync with WMP11, drag and drop music and click sync, very simple. I have a Sansa View and it is very simple, This basically works with most MP3 players.

Tubidy.com is a website that allows you to download free music online. Here you can download all your searches (songs or videos) without any problems. There is a search bar for songs so you can find your favorite songs and videos. To use tubidy, you do not need to create an account. However, I am sharing a guide - https://webslosh.com/tubidy-download-mp3-videos/ where you'll find the step by steps guide to downloading music from Tubidy.com. All you have to do is follow the given steps properly.

The Sansa Shaker ONLY plays MP3's, I downloaded a bunch of .wma files and kept getting the uh-oh so I put on an mp3 I had a voila! it played. Bummer though. Guess I gotta figure out how to convert my music files for my daughter, or pitch this thing and buy one that will play any media file.

just add the copyright statement to the media item you want to protect, that is enough.

you have to take it off hold because when you first get it it's on hold

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Is your firmware 5.1.11? That appears to be the lastest. One issue is that software and firmware can't usually be rolled backwards.Contact Western Digital / Sandisk direct to check you have the most up to date Software package on it.https://www.westerndigital.com/support/international-phone-numbershttps://www.google.com/search?q=sansa+m240+mp3+update+software+download..

You need to convert it in order to watch it on your player, Go here
http://kb.sandisk.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/234 and follow the instructions.

Best,
Bob

Hi
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