I have a Sandisk right now. I go to Rhapsody, and download music. Does this automatically open up a software that you can download music from?
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NO you have to connect to your computer via USB to find your folders to upload & download from.
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Windows 7.My computer -> music library -> copy -> sansa clip -> paste.It works, I don't need extra programs. Is beautiful.
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I prefer using forScore. It's much cheaper than musicreader's desktop app that's needed for transferring music, and does the job well. The recent upgrade of the app has fixed any reservations I previously would've had about recommending it.
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SanDisk Sansa Clip+ 2 GB MP3 Player (Black)I am trying to help my daughter with purchase of a memory card she feels she needs for a mp3 she has purchased on Amazon from CrazyonDigital. Would a memory card be automatically included with the mp3 or does she even need one?
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The music I downloaded was from iTunes but I had to convert them (through iTunes) to mp3 format. I then went to my iTunes library file folder - listed under my 'finder' tab (I have a Mac) and added each mp3 song I wanted onto my flash drive.
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It is written in the manual if Windows, Media GO and x-application is available. If you want to download music from your computer, please purchase it from sure that you can use this software.Thank you.
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I would say contact customer service but the line is perpetually down. Is the music in the correct format? Is the device showing up in "My Computer" (assuming you use Windows)? Which program are you using to sync files, if any?I would really advise you to ship it back to Amazon and get a refund because this thing is a piece of junk.
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How ever you can drop and drag your music. I buy tunes from amazon then export them to windows where I can sync the Sandisk and drag the music I want to it.
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Yes I have used a 64gb Sandisk with no problem. You just have to create a folder on the card first then drop the music in the folder.
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Mark, Apparently yes... see the text from the Sansa FAQ that follows: After downloading songs into Windows Media Player, you have to PLAY the song in Windows Media Player or copy them through Windows Media Player in order to get your LICENSE for it to download, which will in turn set the terms of the permission of the file to allow it to play on other devices. Once you have done this then you can load it onto the SanDisk MP3 player and it will work. It is always recomended to copy protected files to an MP3 player through a utility such as Music Match, Windows Media Player or iTunes. Hope this answers your question.
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I don't know. It's been working for me. What program are you using to copy music onto them?
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I have the Sandisk clip and when I am listening to a book and then pause it, it bookmarks where I left off. I just got it last week. I got the 4GB and I wish I would have gotten a 8GB. I downloaded The Pillars of the Earth, The Way of the World and The Devil Colony and that took my entire 4GB.
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the good thing about the clix2 is that the firmware is upgradable. the most recent firmware that is out does now support rhapsody.
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I'm not sure what Rhapsody's file format is on downloaded saved songs - if it is MP3 or WMA you will be ok.
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Rhapsody doesn't yet fully support the clix2. You have to download the files from Rhapsody, then use Windows Media Player to push it to the device. If you trying transfering subscription music via Rhapsody, it will lock up both systems.
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I did not download music only ripped from cds. The included software should make it pretty easy though. Sorry not more help.
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I don't use proprietary software. Under win7 and win 8.1 it is automatically USB recognised and I simply drag and drop MP3 songs and audiobooks. Best solution I have found for simple audiobooks when walking. Tried phone/ipod/iriver and others.... sansa wins hands down. Cheers. P.S. This is my 3rd in 5 years.