Will this work with Sandix clip zip mp-3 player?
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I did not have that player ? in case, is it not working !, check acceptable memory of that player ? i think that player has maximum acceptance memory size 8GB.
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Yes it will. If you connect it and it doesn't work right away, reset the Player with the adapter attached and it should work... Good Luck
816243
I don't know - I don't have one and am using for a Samsung Galaxy MP5 player.
1766035
It works with any device that have 3.5mm output jack so yes, it should work with mp3s player.
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Yes, it most certainly will. That is exactly how my machine does it. I do not know about other versions of the player, but my Philips DVP 3680 does just what you ask. ENJOY!
1070792
I have found a nice tight fit with the connector. i use it on a Sandisk Clip+ mp3 player, Kindle Fire HDX and Motorola Atrix HD cell phone and have had no problems with the connector. I did have one problem which for me is no biggy. I cannot charge and play my Sandisk Clip+ at the same time. If I do I lose audio. So I just play or charge. Hope this helps. Good luck. Gerald
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One Micro SD card I purchased was not compatible with my SanDisk slot radio. I spent consideerable time loading music onto it, and then it wouldn't operate and also disabled the FM radio.I need to be sure this one is compatible. Does anyone know?
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same problam. no solution. even no replay from sandiskLook like that is a fatal bug in Sansa. If file transfer disturb in the middle (USB cable disconnect, etc..) that create corrupted files in the memory and player could not recognize those files. (very common thing with any USB device). But this player instead of skipping the file, keep on loop over same function.This product must recall.
355656
I really don't know because I bought it for my Sansa Clip player. I suspect it will only work well in a SanDisk product.
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Nope. It will not. I bought it for the same reason. Before it arrived I was thinking about it and I realized flash drives need power. No power comes out of a 3.5mm aux port. So unless you have a portable MP3 player that runs on batteries (which you could connect directly to the aux port with a 3.5mm to 3.5mm cable) and has a usb connector, this will not help
2151000
The speaker dock works with all M series and E series Sandisk MP3 players. A friend had a Creative MP3 player. The USB connection next to the earphone jack hole was reversed on the Creative player and therefore could not be hooked up to the speaker dock.
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No, I have not tried the SanDisk Clip+. But it if takes a micro SD card, then it should be compatible.
357112
I have not tested on MP3 player but it should work. From best if my lnowledge Mp3 output jack is similar to headphone jack.... Hope this info was helpfull
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Yes, it should work with any audio player with 3.5mm audio jack. only the controls e.g. volume control are android specific and might not work on other devices
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I use them with my sandisk clip/zip and they work. They are also working with my Moto G phone, a Sony MP3 and a Zune player.
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I would say probably not if you expect the iM413 to provide power for your Sansa. Sansa media players with the proprietary connector supported by the iM415 ended several years ago with the Sansa FUZE. More recent models such as the Sansa Express, Sansa FUZE +, Sansa CLIP no longer have this connector and cannot be mounted on the iM413.Of course you could connect your Sansa player, or any other player, to the iM413 via the earpiece audio cable. This should work fine for playback, but your player would have to be controlled with its own buttons will have to run on its own battery.
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Have no idea it seemed to work with windows media player. However I use Rhapsody and found out it is incompatible so I returned it Unfortunately sandisk clip sport is not compatible with Rhapsody. This is the reason Rhapsody is not recognizing your device. Since, the new Sandisk clip sport don't support WMA DRM. To transfer Rhapsody subscription songs the device should support WMA DRM format. Rhapsody is compatible with Android, iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, & Windows Phone through our mobile app, with Mac or PC at www.rhapsody.com, with Xbox, some home audio from Sonos, & some MP3 players from Sansa. Rhapsody is not compatible with iPod Nano, iPod Shuffle, iPod Classic, Roku, Sony Walkman, or Philips MP3 players, and Rhapsody PC software is not compatible with Mac OS. To view the list of compatible devices on Rhapsody, please visit the below web site: www.rhapsody.com/what-is-rhapsody/devices.html NOTE: Click on "All" under Sort by device to view all the devices, Mp3, mobile App, Tablet etc., -Stephanie