compatible with mp3 sandisk?
1504625
Yes...as long as the Sandisk has a standard 1/8 inch stereo plug for an output (standard small headphone output)
220467
I'm sorry, I have no idea. If it has an output for the Sandisk than it should work.
975251
I've got a 1GB regular Sandisk and 2GB Ultra II Sandisk, and they both work flawlessly. I'd guess it's just you need a good name brand card?
2035677
Speed doesn't matter for MP3 files, they are very low bandwidth. Think about it - memory cards are measured in Megabytes per second, MP3 files are measured in Kilobytes per second. So even a slow 1MB card is more than 3x fast enough for a very high quality 320Kbps MP3 file. That said, I only use the biggest available, which is 64GB - the only card I use is the "SanDisk SDSDQUA-064G-U46A Ultra 64 GB microSDXC Class 10 UHS-1 Memory Card 30MB/s with Adapter" - conveniently made by the same company that makes the player. I don't care about the other features, but I do care about the 64GB size.
1284049
for a 3.5mm "jack", this should work quite well .... why not call SanDisk (1-866-SANDISK (726-3475)
1643140
I don't think so. You can refer to the manual: http://mp3support.sandisk.com/downloads/um/clipplus-en-um-03112.pdfAt least i don't find it.
1228180
While this post is really old, I'll respond in case anyone else is wondering. This player works with any OS. All you do is copy MP3 files to the SD card and put the SD card into the player.
364157
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.
1210977
I don't have a SD card with that much memory. I don't see why it would not work. The songs go into the Disk so it doesn't affect the SanDisk Sansa Clip itself.
145634
Unfortunately no, but you can download the user manual by going to sandisk.com, they list user manuals for all products. That is what I did.
1738041
"Compatible with a Variety of Formats The Sansa Clip+ MP3 Player is compatible with a wide variety of formats, including MP3, WMA, secure WMA, and Audible. It even lets you enjoy high-fidelity formats, such FLAC and Ogg Vorbis, without needing to compress and convert your files."
236784
I think it will be locked into WMP due to pressure from Microsoft, not because of Sandisk engineering. There is a more in depth thread in the anythingbutipod forum... google it.
1260649
I don't think your SanDisk will work. You need a micro disc that fits in a SanDisk (adapter) I bought it thru Amazon from personal computers for $10.13. SanDisk microSDHC 8GB Cl...h Adapter (SDSDQ-8192) KSDMI8GBPSBNAA. hope this helps. It is a small/micro disc that fits Chuck
97022
I bought one that was a refub and have to downgraded the firmware to get MSC (usb). Here are some links to downgrade the firmware:http://forums.sandisk.com/sansa/board/message?board.id=c200&thread.id;=2028http://forums.sandisk.com/sansa/board/message?board.id=c200&thread.id;=2029http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OXbfXMbXFRk
462154
uh I have 2 different Sandisks.... if you're not stupid with PC's and know how to edit music files and keep things organized in Windows Media Player, just copy/paste your "My Music" folder right from your computer to the mp3 player and it'll be in the same order....... >.> If things are out of order you need to edit the mp3 tags
506420
Yes; according to the SanDisk website, all of their MP3 players are able to have up to 32GB added with a microSDHC card. 32GB plus the 8GB already on the device would give you a total of 40GB to store music on.
1550161
The website has all the manuals on line at mp3 support.sandisk.com. It is in pdf form.