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• Problem of micro card SD of Sansa e250

  I have a sansa e250 its works perfectly, but the problem is

  on the micro SD. I have sandis micro SD 2 GB card and I want that it

  to use with my sansa e250 but when I insert the micro SD card

  and connect it to my computer sound empty, no micro SD card.

  my PC can not read the micro SD it is drive: j and reader: k

  but the reader: k says pls insert a floppy in the drive: k, but I fit

  the micro SD card.pls help me!

  firmware version is 1.02.15A

  Edit: I update my sansae250 to version1.02.24

  and then I try to reuse my micro SD card

  and its does not work. What should I do with my sansa?

  I want to use the micro SD card because its only 2 GB.

  With your v1 player (as indicated by your firmware version) you can only use MSC mode when it connects to your computer in order to access (add or remove) songs on the map. MTP mode will not work. Period.

  As c1u31355 suggested, make sure that the card is placed properly into the slot on the side of the player. The lttle Ridge or bump in the middle of the edge on the map will be little difficult to get through the first few times you push the card. Then it wear out a bit on the edge and slide smoothly.

  

  Push it all the way, even slightly beyond the opening until you hear a slight click. He's going (to spring) very slightly here where the top edge of the card is more or less equal or slightly superior to that of the housing of the drive. You will hear a 2nd click. Pressing in there again until it clicks (you should probably use a nail) again, it will release and spring will push out so you can catch it.

  Moreover, just for precision, the card will in the drive upside down (with the bump on top).

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  c1u offers a card reader to see if you have a bad card, or if the problem is with your player. If you put the card in the card reader, and you can transfer (drag & drop) of music files, your card is OK, and you might have a problem with the drive.

  Just so you know, you can not 'sync' music to the card if it's how you normally do. This would require the MTP mode which will not work. You have to do drag & drop from the computer to the card. It's the only way. Well, actually you can rip directly to the card, but that's another topic.

• Problem with sansa e250

  I have a proplem with my sansa e250 after upgrade. Now, I can't start my sansa. The sansa is frozen. Simply appear SanDisk logo on the screen, the blue wheel lite and that's it.

  I tried several times to reset it by pressing the power on button (menu) for more than 15 sec. It power from this, but when I try to start it again the problem persists - sansa e250 froze after sandisk will apear on screen logo.

  Please help me

  I'm in recovery mode. I downloaded a safe recovery tool (e200fw01.00.12), but when I start it up I got a message from what ERROR Application failed to read the version details!

  I find that I have to put some mi4 file in 16 Bit file. What is it? Where can I find it?

• Sansa e250 questions

  Hello

  I'm new to this Ant thing, and I don't know if this problem has been addressed before, but it would be great if someone could help me!

  I got my sansa e250 for about 2 or 3 years now, I guess, and it has always worked well.

  I turned on the other day and tried to play a song, but it says "wrong track." I know that this can happen sometimes and thought nothing of it. but he spent with all the songs I played.

  In addition, the player was all deleted music out of my playlists and when I went to view album and artist, he said that he had nothing. but according to the song, he said I had 754 songs out there.

  I connected it to my computer and deleted everything on the player, it works and it was always in the same situation, with 754 songs, artists or albums and they were all the "bad tracks!

  very frustrating. I have tried everything I can think of, like everything reset and take the battery, all with the same result!

  When the device is plugged into the computer, it shows all the folders are empty. It is said that no space of memory has been used, there still 1.8 GB of left of the Hall. (what a 2 GB device)

  so if anyone knows what the hell is wrong with it or what can be done to remedy this, it would be greatly appreciated!

  Thanks in advance!

  It is possible that your cord is wrong. But try to reformat via Recovery Mode. I hope that your E250 is a unit v1 - you won't see Welcome to the recovery on a v2 Mode, so we need to try something else.

  It's the excellent Markster step by step:

  Now, to solve the problem.  The easiest way is to just reformat the drive in Recovery Mode.  This will delete all your files, however.  Here's how:

  Turn off the player.

  Slide the HOLD switch to the locked position.

  Press and hold the RECORD button when connecting to the PC.

  RECORD output once you see "Welcome to Recovery Mode" on the screen of the reader.

  You should now be able to find that a new removable drive in my computer called 16 MB-FORMAT.

  DO NOT TRY TO FORMAT THE VOLUME 16 MB-FORMAT!

  Are we clear on that?<>

  16 MB - FORMAT open and create a new folder named sansa.fmt on it in the root directory.  You can now slide the HOLD switch to the unlocked position, use the remove safely icon and disconnect the player.  It will be noticed the sansa.fmt folder, and he saw, format itself and reboot.

• My Sansa e250 v1 is VERY strange (memory loss)?

  Today, I downloaded new music and went to synchronize on the e250. My e250 2 GB (v1: 01.02.24A) was dead at first, so I connected on the computer to give a head start to recharge before starting synchronization. After that the music was supposed to be safe on my camera, I turned it back to check and make sure that it is there. Instead of some 300 songs , I've had before (I also have a Micro SD card of 2 GB in there) I find only 11, with the logo of what meant he was on the SD card. (If none of you have the small logo beside it, I apologize, but that's what mine did). When I open the files on my computer first, and then in my Windows Media Player, it shows all my music on the device and also says that the memory is always repeated. When I look on the device itself, he has only these 11 songs. I tried disconnecting and reconnecting the cable charger/sync, reset the battery, everything I can think of.

  ((On a side note, my computer don't bed the SD card when it is in the first mp3 player - it is not since after the first two times, I synced music with her inside. But there were songs that were the symbol of the SD card next to it in the drive. In addition, since the player has had the inside SD card, a small green window pops up on my screen after start of the original mp3 player, saying "refresh database". This has not been a problem until now, but I wonder if this is normal?))

  Any help is appreciated, thanks!

  If any of you have this problem: I just fixed mine.

  Make sure that you back up ALL your music files if you want to resynchronize, because the only way to get rid of this weird problem is to do a complete memory dump - this means entering the Sansa e250 files on your computer WHILE THE DEVICE IS PLUGGED INand delete ALL SONGS, ALL OF THE VIDEO, ALL of these files. NOT the files themselves, those you need. Just the CONTENT of them. Then go into any media player you use and re - sync all. Or what you want there, is irrelevant. Then you have the music in the back. I have no earthly idea as to how it happened. All I know is that I fixed it.

• Cannot sync Sansa e250 with Windows Media Player on Windows Vista

  OP: MP3 player does not connect. Sansa e250. Has worked before. Windows media player does not. Meter turns, but does not sinc for Windows Media Player

  Please help me solve this problem.

  Hello paj137,

  1. do you have an error when attempting to sync with Media Player, or everything just doesn't detect media player?

  2. don't you make changes to the computer before it stopped working?

  3. will the player detected in Windows Explorer?

  First check to see if the drive is detected on your computer. Try to copy the files of music from Windows Explorer.

  Most MP3 players will appear as a "disk" on your computer, and you can browse the files on them by simply opening.

  If you can do this, you should be able to copy / delete / move files between the MP3 player and the computer.

  Also try to set media player to manually synchronize with Media Player. This article should help you with that:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/sync-manually-in-Windows-Media-Player

  Thank you
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• Sansa e250 45 second each time start?

  Is this normal for Sansa e250 refresh database whenever it is turned on, even if nothing has been added or removed from the player?

  It's annoying to have to wait 45 seconds until I can start listening to my music, listed on the radio or use the voice recorder to record something

  If it is a v1 model and you have a card inserted, Yes. It will refresh the database whenever you turn it on. If no memory card is inserted, it will not be.

  This changed when the v2 of the e200 Series variant arrives on the scene. A different processor and firmware eliminated the need for the update at startup when a card is detected in the slot.

• Connect Sansa e250 to my audio devices via USB

  Hello

  Connect my sansa e250 to my Denon amp via USB only pieces of audio file of fixed drive will not play anything micro sd expansion port why? Using the sansa E250 01 software
  I would like to say good quality is achieved via USB and I can use the Denon remote

  When the sansa e250 USB connection port denon amp using rock box will not work
  Let's get only by jack stereo 1/4″ but will play music mm two disks

  Help

  Hello
   
  Yes, I should of said unit Sansa MSC mode, if I put in the MPT mode denon amp will not read the sansa e250 arrives with disconnection.
  I know that's not very common. I just bought a sansa fuse with more memory, but I was just wondering if there is any way to be able to have access to the micro SD and card.
  Thanks for the reply.
  Terry

• Sansa e250 2 GB limit card memory?

  Is the limit of the size of the memory of card Sansa e250 really 2 GB or someone was able to recognize up to 8 GB or maybe even 16 GB with some brands of SD Micro cards?

  Depends on whether it is a v1 or v2 model.

  V1 is limited to 2GB (SD) unless you install the 3 rd-party firmware, alternative called Rockbox.

  V2 will handle the SDHC (up to 32GB) native format.

• impedance of sansa e250

  What is the impedance of sansa e250?

  http://forums.SanDisk.com/Sansa/board/message?board.ID=clip&thread.ID=19390

  answered by marqck

  It is 16ohms. 32 works great but greater than 32 will give you some crackling noise. It is not as strong as the 16ohms 32 ohm headphones.

• Micro SDHC not recognized Vista when the card is inserted in Sansa E250

  Hello

  I have Sansa E250. I used to have the 1 GB microSD card and I was able to access it on my computer with XP.

  Recently, I bought 4 GB micro SD and SDHC cards. Now I have Vista on my computer and when I connect the MP3 player with HLA card installed on a computer I'm not able to access removable drive of the card and I get an error message.

  Is it a Vista thing? Is there some drivers or firmware that I need to install to be able to use my new card CD?

  How do I install it on my Sansa?

  Thank you

  I installed the Rockbox on my Sansa e250 and it works very well and the new 4 gb SD card works as well.

  I can't load the image well then rockbox is on my presets of radi got all erased. But these questions are fine. I can always switch back to Sansa Firmware.

  Thanks again for your help

• Will be for Sandisk Sansa E250 travel charger / E260 / E270 / E280 also charges the "rocket" SanDisk?

  Will be for Sandisk Sansa E250 travel charger / E260 / E270 / E280 also charges the "rocket" SanDisk?

  Thank you

  Yes.

• Problems of the Sansa e250 file hierarchy

  Hello

  I'm looking for assistance or advice I tried everything I know to fix this problem and although I looked at related discussions none of them solve my specific problem. I don't know if it's a problem with Sansa or WMPlayer but this is...

  THE PROBLEM

  I want to store music files to the player on the SD card, but they do not appear always on the reader in the correct production hierarchy (songs in the album folder, artist) for example

  (1) Kings of Leon 'only by the night'-1 of 11 tracks appears under the name of the album and the remaining 10 under the name of the artist

  (2) Duran Duran 'Duran Duran' and 'Rio' - all tracks appear only under the name of the artist

  (3) 'The best of Björk' Björk - 50% of tracks appear under the artist = unknown but with the correct album title and the other 50% under the exact title of the artist and album.

  THE ONLY TIME that the files are properly organized on the player is when syncd WMplayer using of PSG but only in the player as this car is the only visible. Subsequently the use MSC to move the music files on the SD card causes problems to appear.

  Using MSC mode to drag and drop files directly on the disc from the drive or the SD card also causes these problems if I using the file manager or of WMPlayer.

  I checked the file 'properties' on the drive or the SD card and in the library of WMPlayer (resident of PC hard drive) and checked the ID3 - tag using Dr Tag and WMPlayer. In both cases, as well as examples 3 details are correct. They all appear correctly in the WMPlayer library and in the correct hierarchy in file manager.

  I tried in vain to solve the problem in the two disks of formatting and deleting the folder 'Data' in the folder 'System '.

  At this rate, in order to properly navigate the reader, I will be limited to 2 GB of disc from the drive... bah humbug!

  & DEVICES

  Device = Sansa 250 2 GB model v.1 with latest firmware installed successfully. Connected via the USB 2.0 port on the back of the PC

  Extended with 2 GB micro SD card memory (works correctly with a card reader)

  WMPlayer v.11 with last port of the MTP Protocol

  Windows XP Home Edition with Service pack 3

  The information may be correct in ID3 tags, but is the correct type tags? If you use the tagging program has several parameters version, set it to write tags in ID3v2.3 ISO-8859-1. He is the only one that works reliably with Sansas.

  If your program does not support, you can free download MP3Tag . It is overwhelmingly the favorite of people here on the forum.

  And since you have a v1, the only way to add content to your card is through MSC. To avoid confusion, I would delete everything on the player (drafted in MTP mode) and re-transfer back in MSC.

• Problem reading music Sansa E280 v1

  When I play some songs on full volume they pause for a second, that they do not have it on my 4 GB clip

  It could be a problem with some of your id3 tags, eventually.  Download and install mp3tag and use it to set your tags in the format iso-8859-1 id3v2.3.  Use tag copy and label stick to ensure that other versions of tag crushed.  Empty comment fields.  Sometimes strange non-printable characters in the comment field can cause the Sansa to do weird things.

  Try the formatting and reloading of your music player.

  Try to update your firmware manually.

  Try to install rockbox to see if the files play well with this alternative firmware.

• Help with music that spans on Sansa e250 v1 MicroSD memory card.

  
  

  It's the best utility of playlist bit that I found for the readers of E200 series v1:

  Creator of selections of Sanse (Yes, Yes. It is not misspelled). It works like a dream.

  I have not used for a long time, so I do not remember if you can combine files from the internal memory and external card in a playlist or not, but I remember that you can.