Recharge 2GB Sandisk Clip? How do I recharge?
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Is the USB port 2.0 and powered? Mine won't charge off the old USB 1.1 on my old (2001) computer.
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http://www.sandisk.com/products/music-video-players/clip-zip/ Quick Start Guide, User Manual, FAQs, and more.....
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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.
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It recharges from the system it is plugged into I believe. Much like a thumb drive.
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PJC, My assumption is that the USB connector was not made to the correct specification. I make this assumption based on my overall displeasure with the charging unit. In short.....it doesn't work. I plug my Sansa Disk into a USB port on my computer and in an hour or so, I'm at 100% recharge power. I have actually monitored the charge on my Sansa Disk using the outlet plug-in charger. I would allow the MP3 player to recharge for an hour and to my dismay, the MP3 actually lost a significent percentage of its charge while plugged into the wall outlet. Frankly, the plug-in charger is worthless, in my opinion. I'm not surprised that the quality control on the size of the USB connector is dismal. Sincerely, cmp
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My suggestion is to go to their WEB site and download the manual. See below:http://mp3support.sandisk.com/sansa/UserManual/CLIP/CLIP_UM_English.pdf
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I'm using a 2GB SD card with no problems. I've also used XD and CF cards without a problem.
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The same cable you received to recharge the camera can be used to download the pictures. Just insert into a USB slot
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Added with a firmware update: http://kb.sandisk.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/15598/~/sandisk-clip-sport-firmware-1.17-download-and-installation-instructions
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Everything u need. The clip and dongle. You charge using the dongle. It doesn't take long to charge
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Just make sure you use a card reader that supports SDHC. Any SD card over 2GB will likely be SDHC and need a reader device that supports it.
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You can find the manual here: http://mp3support.sandisk.com/downloads/um/c200-ug-eng.pdf
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Sorry, I wish I can help. I bought a couple sd cards and haven't figured out how they work, so they are still in their packaging. Sorry.
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Office Depot sells an Xtra-Drive which is a USB based shell in effect that you can just slip your SD card in a slot, then plug it in and drag and drop or copy using My Computer. All you need is a front panel USB port. Works wonders. The adapter costs about 7-10 bucks. I forget exactly.
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No I keep it plugged in with a 2-usb cig lighter adapter and a mini usb cord from mono price, I use the other usb plug for phone.Edit: I see now you might have meant storage space and not battery life, if so then it depends on sdcard capacity as another responder mentioned. FYI a Sandisk 32gb card did not work for me even tho it should have been fast enough so I switched to a Samsung and have had no issues so far.
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Per the Sansa Clip Zip FAQ Support page, this device supports microSDHC cards up to 32GB. I have a 32GB in mine with no issues.
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Hmm ... well, SanDisk says it "supports" up to 32GB, but "recommends" that you limit card size to 8GB for playback of MP3 and WMA files ... probably to ensure you don't get any drop-outs or glitches during playback. The "recommendation" for playback of these kinds of files on the Clip+ is 16GB. [Update: I got a 16GB card for my Clip Sport, and loaded about 7GB of MP3's onto it. So far, I've had no trouble with either menus or playback.]