Sansa Clip + and micro sdhc 4 GB class6

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• Sansa Clip and Slacker Radio?

  Does anyone know if the Sansa Clip will work with Slacker Radio?

  Any info is appreciated!

  As Slacker internet radio, and the Clip (or indeed any Sansa player) is not, I don't see how.

• Purchase of Sansa Clip and memory card

  I'm about to buy a Sansa Clip. I was planning on getting a 2 GB mp3 and the purchase of a 16 GB memory card.
  My question is, will they work together? A 16 GB card will work in a 2 GB drive? And the memory card should be SanDisk or can it be any business?

  Your help and your answers would be greatly appreciated!

  The Clip doesn't have a slot for card, only the Clip + and Clip Zip. Any size to maximum 32 GB will work. Any brand should work, but there has been reports of some brands does not not with the Zip model. That was supposed to be addressed in an update of the firmware, but to play in the trunk, I'd buy a SanDisk brand.

  And you can consider getting a larger capacity of 2 GB player. The extra cost is not much, and this extra room will be useful. Music libraries tend to develop, especially now that you have a cool gadget little listening to load them on.

• Problems of sound quality with my Sansa Clip and Rhapsody subscription titles

  I'm at my wits end here. This last Christmas, I bought a black 4 GB Sansa Clip for me. About two weeks after I bought it, I got a low-memory error to create a database. I've reformatted the drive, transferred songs and everything worked fine... for a week. Then I got the same error message that he died completely. As in it would not turn on at all, even connected to my PC.

  I brought instead buy one leave and received a replacement. Now it will not play long pieces of subscription Rhapsody without a slight distortion starting about 13-14 minutes in and continuing to the end of the track.

  I did not have this problem with the first Clip.

  I don't have this problem with securities that I torn and transferred.

  I don't have this problem with my c250.

  I have this problem with my 4 GB Clip son cash. However in addition to the simple to burst I get with my Clip, the music also sounds distorted, with large legs on her.

  I already have the routine of songs and dances for Rhapsody. I have also updated the firmware of these two Clips Sansa to v02.01.32a, tried to transfer using two different USB cables and several USB ports on my computer. The only thing I have not done is reformat the thing. After having to transfer 600 + tracks 3 times in two months, I am rather hesitant in doing so.

  Anyone, please, help me solve this problem?

  Ah, we'll add some gloss of your clusters.

  The your Clip file allocation table a wee 4 KB clusters.  Since you have a 4 GB device, this FAT is big enough.

  Decoding of the Rhapsody tracks requires some supercomputers, being secure to 160 Kbps wma files.  The Clip is responsible for finding the next block of data, but it must focus on this huge FAT.

  The solution is simple!

  Turn on your trusty Clip.  Go to settings > Format > Yes.  This reformatted the device with 32 KB clusters, optimized for the Sansa.

  Please note that this will delete all existing music to your Sansa, and you will need to reload.

  On the other side of the coin, you will hear now own sounding music!

  If you format from Windows, it has the bad habit of formatting with teeny 4 KB clusters - and stuttering that results will make you crazy.  If you format Windows, ALWAYS follow-up with a format on the device via the parameters.

  Bob

• Sansa Clip + and a Mac

  I have a Mac with Maverick 10.9.2. I was looking for an MP3 rather than the MP4 to iTunes. The Amazon comments suggested the Clip +.

  I closed iTunes, plugged in the Clip +, opemned music and dragged air from a CD. I got alrteady put the clip on MSC.

  I ejected the Sansdisk icon, unplugged and the Clip + says no songs. I did it in every way I can think of and no still no music.

  Am I missing something, is my defective video or is it simply not made for Macs.  FM works well make me think that the problem is only the Mac for Clip + communication.

  Thank you

  It is not incompatible - you just need to mp3 files that are compatible in all areas.

  What you tried to do with the CD would not work with an iPod either. If you look at a CD on a computer that shows the types of files, you will see a list of .cda files. These are basically the index on CD - they say the music (iTunes, Windows Media Player) Player where to look for the disk.  You put a bunch of the index files of tiny 44 KB on your player - they do not play. Not a question of compatibility, just wandering way work.

  http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/.cda_file

  CD needs always to be converted or ripped - Apple calls it 'imported' - so their files can be used in a music player - doPi, Sansa, Sony, phone, whatever.

  If you leave the default settings in iTunes it will tear .m4a files - files Apple owners. If you change the default settings for iTunes (search for the import settings, iTunes continues to move them around) then you can make it the default .mp3 320 Kbps, which is compatible with all autour.

  If you are an audiophile you want to rip in FLAC instead, which would take different software - but assuming that you use the high-end portable headphones music player less, to 320 mp3 is fine.

  If you have a library formats Apple iTunes, you can convert them to mp3 in iTunes. You can get a Zip Clip instead, or geek and use Rockbox to play the m4a files on the Clip.

  If you're new to CD, you can pull them out directly to .mp3.

  By the way, I hate both the latest version of iTunes. They completely screwed up the interface. You can try to roll back to a version that you like:

  http://www.OldVersion.com/Windows/iTunes/

• Play the Sansa Clip, and small stereo room

  I just got my Clip more today.  One of the things I wanted to really be able to do was play through the small stereo I have in my room.  I did a little research before you buy the video and found that what I had to do was to buy a cord that had the stereo mini plug plug at one end and two RCA plugs at the other end.

  I connected the Clip on my stereo in this way, ensuring that choose "line in" the energy input to the system, but in this stereo which, otherwise, has more volume I have ever NEEDED, I hear just whats playing in the Clip, even with the volume on the stereo completely maxed out and the choice of 'stronger' selected on in the clip.

  Any ideas?

  RandyMyers wrote:

  I just got my Clip more today.  One of the things I wanted to really be able to do was play through the small stereo I have in my room.  I did a little research before you buy the video and found that what I had to do was to buy a cord that had the stereo mini plug plug at one end and two RCA plugs at the other end.

  I connected the Clip on my stereo in this way, ensuring that choose "line in" the energy input to the system, but in this stereo which, otherwise, has more volume I have ever NEEDED, I hear just whats playing in the Clip, even with the volume on the stereo completely maxed out and the choice of 'stronger' selected on in the clip.

  Any ideas?

  The volume on the side of the clip must be turned up all the way, and the EQUALIZATION left on 'Normal' for a better result... but make sure that you turn the volume on your stereo first before you press play.

• Sansa Clip + with Sandisk Micro SDHC

  Hi, I want to buy the Sansa Clip + and Micro SDHC 32 GB class 10 cards (specifically Sandisk MicroSDHC Card Ultra 32 GB class 10).

  Someone can confirm the compatibility of these things or give me advice on the card should I buy 32 GB class10 because I read here Sansa Clip + have problems with class 10 cards.

  just bought the hat card this week and it works very well for the me... until now.

  The player is the Zip Clip. I have not yet tried in my Clip +.

• Can not record songs on a Sansa Clip +.

  I recently bought the Sansa Clip + and it has firmware version V01.01.05F and the song rate feature doesn't seem to work. I choose 1-5 stars and select the choice, but the note is not saved. Another poster asked a similar question and its solution involved affecting USB MTP mode, but this has not worked for me. Any suggestions?

  Thank you

  OK I thought about it, the new firmware fixed this problem for me.

• Files FLAC, internal memory ok not on the micro SDHC!

  Hello world!

  I have a Sansa Clip + 2 GB. And I have a 8 GB microSDHC (FAT32) inside.

  I try to read some files FLAC, is working on the internal memory of the sandisk card, but when I tried to put the same folder on the memory card. I use the 'Files' view to play music.
  The sansa shows 'empty '.

  Its a little strange. Each files are encoded with the latest version of the codec flac level 0.

  The firmware on the sansa is the V01.02.18A.

  Thanks for your help!

  Sky

  PROBLEM FIXED WITH A QUICK SEARCH!

  Thanks to Tracyohus (#28 message)---> section Super!

  (http://forums.sandisk.com/t5/Sansa-Clip-Sansa-Clip/Sansa-Clip-and-8GB-MicroSD-Not-Working/td-p/21081...

  You must follow these steps:

  1. Backup current content.
  2. Format the card in FAT32.
  3. Put the card in the reader and then turn on the player.
  4. After the player has finished refreshing media, turn off the player and remove the card.
  5. Replace the content on the map in the MUSIC folder created by the player.

  It's working perfectly!

• 8 gb Sansa Clip play more hard

  The other day I went to play my Sansa Clip and noticed that the volume was not its usual volume.

  I immediately thought of the volume...

  He was already at its maximum volume?

  I usually play either this device through a pair of Sony headphones or my son amplifier (to play music and electronic together through).

  These TWO devices have the same problems - the MP3 player simply has not played at the high plus volume.

  I haven't played around with what anyone on the device, the Clip had a life good and safe, not been stamped on, thrown autour etc etc.

  In my view, it is guaranteed for one year, but I did keep the packaging, etc. - he bought off Amazon.co.uk.

  Any ideas?

  Thank you

  Jez

  Solved !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  It was done by the rearmament of the factory settings and selecting North America (even if I'm in Europe) who turned my Sansa Clip love to produce that its very nice!

  Yay!

  Forum thank you

• Sansa clip keep refreshing?

  Hello, I have a problem my Sansa clip and older, an original and I was clearing music out of it so I could put a few different bands on it and I removed them from the sansa itself, then the computer while it was plugged and now he constantly said 'refreshing media' and I continue to hold the buttons and everything he does not turn and turn it back on refreshing any help guys?
  And if I need to download stuff then my computer is on Ubuntu 12.2

  Is not serious the guy, but if you have this problem let for about 6 hours of ish and then turn off and put it in a computer and turn it back on at the same time and it will just say low battery!

• Sansa Clip + crashes

  Hello!

  for some time, I have a 8 GB Sansa Clip + - and I've always been very happy and very pleased with it.

  Yesterday I received news MP3-songs of a friend of mine (music of his group - so nothing illegal). Listened on my laptop - all right.

  So I copied them on my clip, disconnected from the laptop, expected that the database has been updated to a new folder (void) and I wanted to hear new music. The time was the first time I tried, the Sansa logo came, and after a while the setting menu appeared. Then I tried another time, the screen starts to move in the list of music to the play screen (the one with the title of the music and the break...) but the clip got stuck. I can see now on the left half in part list in this folder and on the right half partially the game screen. And that's it: the clip is dead. I can rely on what I want, but nothing happens. I can connect to the laptop, but he doesn't realize the clip. The only thing I can do to wait ist until the battery is empty, and then the player is running again. But only with all the old music (and a few other new music I copied yesterday). As soon as I go to the new folder with music from my friend, I have the same chrash again.

  So I deleted the folder. Make one folder somewhere else and copied the songs to there - same effect

  So I used the Sansa updater - new firmware - same effect...

  .. but as I said - the music on my laptop works perferctly. The only difference I've found (but I don't compared with some old songs) on the new bit of archive is not defined - but I can't test that now I have to wait until the battery is empty for access to my video again...

  Updated - reset funtion works, makes it easier... on the clip, the bit of archive have been set for a reason - but still I put on the laptop and copied their new. No effect.

  After the first error (where the logo appears and after awhile the settings menu) then I can see very short "update database" - I thought that the problem could be here - mtable.sys deleted, disconnected, database has been updated again - always the same s *.

  Someone has an idea of what's going on here?

  see you soon,

  Luis

  The ID3 tags on these new songs are either missing or f'd up.

• Sansa clip firmware

  Hey!

  I just bought a sansa clip and let me know if the sansa clip firmware is the same as the sansa clip + a.

  Thank you!

  No - See the sticky thread above it (the video) forum for the firmware you need.

• My Sansa Clip + is not responding!

  Hi, I've been on the street listening mp3 with my Sansa Clip + and the music stops, I check in case it was the low battery signal, but no, nothing, I come home and put the USB on it to try to reload, nothing! What is c?

  It didn't fall or have any shock, worked perfect until about an hour ago...

  PS: I live in France, both here customer service?...

  Thank you to

  Have you tried to hold the botton to power about a minute?

• Sansa clip 2 GB trying to load but quit unexpectedly

  My Sansa Clip 2 GB begins to demand, but stops after about 20 seconds.  It remains always connected the rest empty battery icon.  For this reason, I can't keep the unit to perform all operations.  Help is appreciated.

  The problem was solved by Sandisk.  Their solution is shown below:

  If the player does not load, there may be more than one reason.

  First of all, your Sansa Mp3 player should be charged when connected to a computer that meets the system requirements:

  -Windows XP or Vista
  -Windows Media player 10 version 11 or

  Initial charge time is 3 to 4 hours. The State of the battery will be completely shaded when completely charged.

  Second, if your reader part or all memory is damaged, the player again to read the memory over and over again, so it drains the battery more quickly, to format your Sansa Mp3 player.

  Note: Set FORM WILL ERASE all DATA ON YOUR DEVICE. MAKE A BACKUP OF ALL YOUR FILES ON YOUR COMPUTER.

  1 turn off the player. You may need to slide up and hold the switch to completely turn off the player.
  2 Activate button (orange must be visible) and press on and hold the Center button while connecting the player to the computer. Don't let go no these key until you see connected status on the player.
  3. single right click workstation in your office. Choose 'Manage' in the menu. In simple window computer management - click on disk management in the left pane. Search for "Removable disk" icon with a drive letter in the right pane and right-click and select "Format".
  4 make sure these fields in the Format dialog box:

  System files = FAT32
  Quick format cannot be verified

  5. click on start. Confirm on the notification.

  6. test the device to transfer music to the player.

  Finally, this is due to the firmware corruption or failure. We need to upgrade the firmware of your player manually to delete this type of corruption.

  Sansa Clip Firmware download Update:

  1. turn off Mp3 player
  2 turn the unit on hold (move, hold down the button until it shows orange)
  3. press and hold the Center button
  4. connect the mini connector on the device (don't forget that the USB is connected to the computer)
  5. download and extract the .zip file to a folder on your desktop:

  Click here for the Sansa Clip Mp3 Player Firmware update file

  6. Once extracted, drag the file or copy the *. BIN file in the directory root of your Sansa Clip.
  7 disconnect the Sansa Clip and let it restart.
  8. the update of the firmware will now begin.
  9 once he finished finally make his update, it will start back upward. After his return to the main menu, go to 'Settings' > 'System Info' and check the 'Version' is now 01.01.30A.

  To completely register your product, please provide the following information:
  -What is the operating system running on your computer?
  -The computer make and model.

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