8 GB card rocket w / 16 gb

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• Added to my rocket 4 GB - 16 GB card how to appear correctly?

  After you add a 16 GB card supplied to my 4 GB Fuze, I then connected on the pc. In my computer, when I click on the properties of the rocket , it still shows 4 GB, but when I click on removable disk , it will show the 14 GB...

  When I turn on the "rocket", under system > info it shows rocket mem - 3744 mb

  and card SD - Mo 16,185.

  So it's to see the card. I don't know how to go about adding media to the player, because it's not all together totaling. Don't know where to "drag & drop" of the media. What records, etc.

  I hope you understand what I mean here! Thank you in advance for your help!

  Your computer reads the internal memory and the card as two different physical disks slot - which is what they are. He won't add them.

  In MSC mode - mode basic USB - your computer should show two successive letters like E: SANSA FUZE disks and removable disk F:.  (Or F: and G:, etc..) Sansa Fuze is the internal memory. Removable disk is the card.  You can put the songs in one or the other.

  But everywhere where you put the songs, the "rocket" list them. If you have good ID3 tags, you will not have to navigate to the file - you should be able to find by artist, Album, song, etc.

• Interface of rocket meets she microSDHC card

  I think buying a rocket, mainly because I can add memory, which is a great feature.  Question answered, however, that I don't see anywhere.  What I've read, it seems that when I want to copy MP3 to my computer Windows XP files to the "rocket", the extra memory card will appear as a separate disk.  Fine.  But once I copied the files to the microSDHC card, what happens when I use the "rocket"?  All files fit into a single folder on the rocket itself system... or there will be a folder of the built-in memory system and another system folder for the card?  In other words, when I look in the 'classic' genre, for example, ALL my classic files will be in one place, or will it be a kind of "classic" for the internal memory and a different kind of "classic" for the card?  I really hope that it is all built into a hierarchy.  It would be really stupid to have to search twice every darn or Cup song I want to find.

  I hope someone can answer this question, because it can influence my decision on which brand of MP3 player to buy.

  Thank you.

  JEP

  The "rocket" built an internal database based on tags in music files. This database uses the internal memory and the card transparent uSD.

  So, if you choose ' music > Genres > classic "you will see ALL your classic in a hierarchy files, as you say.

  The "rocket" also has a "record" (false) navigation mode, which allows you to separately select memory internal or external, but it is less relevant to your question.

• Rocket not play videos stored on the memory card?

  Hi all!!!

  I have a problem playing video with my new Sansa Fuze (2 GB model). Recently, I bought 4 gb Kingston Micro SD card for playback only. The video stored on the card are playable only for a few seconds before the hook of the player. The problem is persistent. When I transfer these videos on the player's memory, then they are played correctly and completely.

  Can anyone give a solution for this problem?

  Vineet says:

  Hi all!!!

  I have a problem playing video with my new Sansa Fuze (2 GB model). Recently, I bought 4 gb Kingston Micro SD card for playback only. The video stored on the card are playable only for a few seconds before the hook of the player. The problem is persistent. When I transfer these videos on the player's memory, then they are played correctly and completely.

  Can anyone give a solution for this problem?

  He is a mismatch.   There is only one solution.   Back to the memory of Kingston and buy SanDisk memory.

  http://forums.SanDisk.com/Sansa/board/message?board.ID=sansafuse&thread.ID=5849 this thread in detail the question.    The Kingston cards are not compatible with the video playback on the "rocket".

• External card more great rocket can read?

  I did some research but I have really found a solid answer... I want to take a 16gig for my fuze card if it will work. And I should buy a sansa card when upgrading? Thank you in advance for any help :_)

  And if/when the 32 GB cards will be available, the "rocket" is supposed to be able to use them as well. Something more bigger adapters, which will probably not compatible with the existing material.

• You can move pieces of card in memory of rocket and vice versa?

  I just bought a 4 rocket GB for my girlfriend (for Christmas).  I have not yet opened and prefer not to do so.  She can open up to Christmas!

  I was wondering if songs can be transferred directly from the microSD card to internal memory of the rocket.  All our songs are in MP3 format, or can be easily converted to MP3.

  The only MP3 player I've ever had is my phone, which works well, but has a very heavy interface for the election of songs and playlists.  I can copy the microSD card in the phone directly.  In fact, it's the only way I know to get songs on my phone without having to pay to download.

  Anyway, I can do it on the "rocket", or what I need to connect to a computer?

  Thank you

  4myFuze wrote:

  I just bought a 4 rocket GB for my girlfriend (for Christmas).  I have not yet opened and prefer not to do so.  She can open up to Christmas!

  I was wondering if songs can be transferred directly from the microSD card to internal memory of the rocket.  All our songs are in MP3 format, or can be easily converted to MP3.

  The only MP3 player I've ever had is my phone, which works well, but has a very heavy interface for the election of songs and playlists.  I can copy the microSD card in the phone directly.  In fact, it's the only way I know to get songs on my phone without having to pay to download.

  Anyway, I can do it on the "rocket", or what I need to connect to a computer?

  Thank you

  you will need to connect to the computer. Then, you can simply copy and paste. Other than this Nope.

• Questions about the use of cards microSD w / the "rocket"

  Let's say I have a microSD card that is loaded with music, and it is already inserted in my rocket, indexed and working properly.  Now, let's say I have connect my rocket to my computer and add music more on the micro SD through the "rocket" card.  Can I do this without any problem?  The "rocket" then need to re-index the entire microSD card?

  How about if I delete music on my microSD card?

  Thank you

  The length of the time it takes to do a refresh is function of the number of entries or data that must be read, not the amount of memory used. Whether you have two 4 GB cards. One is full of videos or movies, maybe 2-3. The other card has 500 music files on it, but only 2 of the 4 GB are met. the card with music files will take much more time to update the "more complete" card with 2 or 3 movies.

  But the class rating is not really come into play in this update. It is based on the speed of writing on the map, and the most recent as the 16 GB only come to class 2. So I wouldn't get all hung up on that.

  To all intent & purpose, class 2 is just as good as a class 6 in these devices. There are many other discussions and no one has yet been able to prove or disprove an advantage of one over the other in use of 'real life' with the music or video files.

  Now maybe if it is used in a digital camera where the images are written to the card and you cannot take another picture until it's over. This could be where class differences are more apparent.

• Possible to use a microSD card of in my rocket on Linux? How?

  I have not yet tried, and I still had a microSD card. I just wanted to see if it was possible to use a microSD card inserted into the slot of my first "rocket". In this way, I would be able to add my music directly on the microSD on my computer.

  Being a hardcore Linux fan, I refuse to use Windoze on my own computers, so please don't try to give me directions to Windoze or suggest using Windoze. People try this all the time when I specify more precisely Linux.

  Pikidalto wrote:

  I just wanted to see if it was possible to use a microSD card inserted into the slot of my first "rocket".

  Sorry, my first response was not very clear.

  Set the "rocket" set in MSC mode in Middle-> USB Mode.

  Then, your uSD card, when it is plugged into the slot of the rocket, will appear (for Linux) as a separate USB removable drive.

  You don't have a separate card reader.

  When you plug the "rocket" you will see 2 separated removable USB drives. One is the memory of the rocket, the other is the uSD card.

• You can use a MicroSD card with a rocket?

  My daughter just got the 4 GB "rocket"... we had the old e200 series and I have a couple of 1 GM MicroSD cards Yuri autour.

  Implementation does not seem to work.  I don't think that they are recognized.

  I see in the manual that the rocket can use MicroSDHC cards, but can they read both MicroSD cards?

  Thanks again!

• Streaming audio of ROCKET (external card) for pc, has stopped working.

  Hello

  I have a v1 rocket and use only the external memory slot to store audio. In the past I could plug the "rocket" on the PC and just explore memory and listening to music. After that I updated to the latest firmware, it now wants to copy the audio data before playing. This means that I have to wait for centuries (if it is a mixture of 90 min) to hear it. This becomes a real pain if I want to flick between files. She also did navigate the most boring rocket by adding a "MASTER" folder that did not exist before. I got back to the older firmware and restore the default settings, but it still does the same thing.

  Anyone offering any insight/help would be highly appreciated.

  Cheers, J

  Neither new nor old firmware requires to copy music to your PC. That would be nuts. The problem is the music player of your computer or USB mode on the "rocket" software.

  The update of the firmware may have changed your USB mode. Go to settings system/settings/USB Mode and change it. There are actually two modes, MSC and MTP.  (Auto Detect chooses between them, often wrongly.) Try the MTP and MSC to see if you can get the old behavior.

  MSC makes your job of rocket as a basic storage drive. You drag and drop the music on it through Windows Explorer.

  PSG controlled by Windows Media Player. You send music via Windows Media Player, sync, playlists, etc.

  Looks like you were using the before PSG, but it's hard to say without knowing what type of media player on your computer.

  The pleasure is that your computer can see a USB mode at a time - each mode appears on your computer (but not the "rocket" itself) as a separate partition. If you send files through the PSG, he sees only these files. If you send them via MSC, then the connection of the PSG will not see these files. Again, this depends on how you used the "rocket" before the change of firmware. .

  If you still get the oddities, what is your music player on your computer? Try another, such as Winamp and Media Monkey.

• Card SlotRadio is not on rocket +.

  Just bought new.  The player "charge" card (Rock) and reports of all "empty" areas (I would even ok with this part).  But he will not play anything off the card, and either returned to another function, or just that it recharges, or sometimes when I hit backarrow, it could detect words (from the ' 80s or ' 90s ') for a second, but then a popup says "unsupported file type", and then it restarts.  I have a bad card, or what?  I had to have a card slotradio +?  What I can do.

  I had to update manually, but now the slotRadio plays as announced.   Thanks Bob! for the helpful message.

• The memory card must be a micro or can my rocket uses the regular blue?

  I need a 16 Gig memory card. I have a 8 Gig microSDHC and it works fine, but I've recently seen this one on Wal-Mart, which is not a size micro card, this card will work with my Sanza Fuze?

  Map:

  http://www.Walmart.com/catalog/product.do?product_id=11090206#productDetail

  Nope, it does not. The Micro card integrates as little and nothing else does.

• Neon has mp3 rocket? When I download a song all of a sudden it will not go into my media, Y player?

  No one there mp3 rocket? When I download a song now all of a sudden, it will not be displayed in my Media Player, why?

  Hello

   
   
  1. what operating system is installed on the computer?
  2. are you referring to Windows Media Player?
  3. What is the file format of the song?
   
   
  When you play a file on your computer or on the Internet, the Player automatically adds the file to your library if it isn't already in your library. The reader does not automatically add a file that you play from removable storage media, a device removable storage, or on a shared network folder. For example, if you play a file that is stored on a CompactFlash card a data CD, or in a shared folder on another computer on your network, the player will not automatically add the file to your library.
   
   
   
  Method 1:
   
  Open the troubleshooter in the Windows Media Player library
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/open-the-Windows-Media-Player-library-Troubleshooter
   
   
  Method 2:
   
  Follow the steps mentioned below:
  Windows Media Player output.
  b. Click Start, run, type %LOCALAPPDATA%\Microsoft\Media Player and then click OK.
  c. Select all files in the folder and then click on Delete on the file menu.
  Note you don't have to remove the folders that are in this folder.
   
  d. restart Windows Media Player.
  If this does not resolve the problem, disable the Windows Media Player database cache files. To do this, follow these steps:
   
  a. exit Windows Media Player.
  b. Click Start, click Run, type % LOCALAPPDATA%\Microsoft and then click OK.
  c. Select the Media Player folder, and then click on Delete on the file menu.
  d. restart Windows Media Player.
               
  Reference:
  Add items to the Windows Media Player library
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/add-items-to-the-Windows-Media-Player-library

• Should I have this CPU 8 connector with PSU video card?

  I got a power supply and a video card today and the PSU has a 8 - pin CPU power connector and I was wondering if I needed or I could just stick with the 4-pin. I had a Radeon 4850 I put in the tower with a rocket fish 550W PSU. What the 4 - extra pin so for, a dual core cpu maybe?

  I figured out that the card wouldn't work with this motherboard. Problem solved.

• Why my rocket can not read my 32 gb sandisk microsd?

  I bought a class 4 32 GB sandisk microsd for my v2 rocket, but it will not read it?  The card works fine on the computer, so I know that it is not a problem with the card.  Does anyone have any ideas how to get my rocket to read my sandisk microsd?  I have the latest firmware.  Thank you.

  Well, oddly enough, even if it was formatted to factory and it worked perfectly Mobile files and playing songs when connected to the PC, it re-formatting XP seems to have solved my problem.  Now the player see and play the songs I put on it.  Obviously there is something about the file system fat32 on the map at the plant did not like the player - but not the pc-.  In any case, it seems that I solved my problem.  Thank you all for your comments.