Can you transfer songs from a cd to the Sansa?
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Yes. Using a program like Windows Media Player, Media Monkey or iTunes you should be able to rip tracks from a CD to your Sansa Cilp's memory or an on board micro-SD card.
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Yes you can. The music saves to a file in your computer and you can easily then copy it into iTunes.
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Not at all. Just plug it into computer usb. Computer will see it as a drive. When you double click the drive you will see all folders on the Clip. Open your music folder and drag and drop your choices into the Clip music folder. Or you can load a micro SD card (up to 32gigs) with music and just plug it into the Sansa Clip+ players slot.
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I have never tried, you would need to find or make a cable with the appropriate connectors for the Sansa and the mp3 player.
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David S. is right. Sansa supports up to 32GB with standard exFAT formatting (which is how most are pre-formatted when you buy them). But Sansa will also work just fine with a larger card formatted to FAT32. There are a number of free programs that you can use to reformat a larger memory card to FAT32.
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I think the unit you showed has a chip or memory card contained within and it can't be exchanged, but that is what contains the slot radio music. Some of the bit more expensive models have the capacity add a Micro SDHC slot and come with a micro SDHC card that contains the slot radio music and that you can also add music to. I am a bit uninformed about these products and I gave the one you show to my daughter but I do have two of the Sansa Clips with Slot radio music and I take them to the Gym with me all the time. It is very small and easy to carry around.
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it all depends on how you rip the music from your CD's. if you use standard MP3 codecs you could very well put every song you have on your iPod. the higher the bit rate for the music files however increase the size and reduce the number of mp3's you can store. the iPod and all its other iterations are just players. You need to get your CD music onto your computer and you use iTunes to organize the songs and then you can sync the music to your iPod.you might want to goto a larger capacity iPod. if you only care about the music I would recommend one of the iPod Classics - they can store up 10x what an iPod nano can hold. it all depends on how you rip the music from your CD's. if you use standard MP3 codecs you could very well put every song you have on your iPod. the higher the bit rate for the music files however increase the size and reduce the number of mp3's you can store. the iPod and all its other iterations are just players. You need to get your CD music onto your computer and you use iTunes to organize the songs and then you can sync the music to your iPod.you might want to goto a larger capacity iPod. if you only care about the music I would recommend one of the iPod... » Read More it all depends on how you rip the music from your CD's. if you use standard MP3 codecs you could very well put every song you have on your iPod. the higher the bit rate for the music files however increase the size and reduce the number of mp3's you can store. the iPod and all its other iterations are just players. You need to get your CD music onto your computer and you use iTunes to organize the songs and then you can sync the music to your iPod.you might want to goto a larger capacity iPod. if you only care about the music I would recommend one of the iPod Classics - they can store up 10x what an iPod nano can hold. « Show Less
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I have it stored in my document file, so if I found it it has to be easy.I think I downloaded it from the Sansa website......
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I have a sansa and I also have window's vista. No problems with downloading or loading the music on my player.
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we have had two sansa fuzes with no problems whatsoever with rhapsody to go either song, full cds or playlist, channels etc. just plug it in to the computer and it will show up on rhapsody and drag and drop
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The Sansa Clip is compatible with Macs, but it depends on the music file format. If your music is all MP3s then it will play just fine, but if your music is mostly in AAC format, like mine is, then it is much more of a pain to use this player with a Mac because you need to convert the files to MP3's first.
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Marcu, For what it's worth at this point, I finally did figure out how to make Sansa Fuze work well with Rhapsody to Go, through my own experimentation and some help with one of CNET/CBS Interactive's MP3 editors, Ms. Jasmine France. This is how I do it now: Rather than dropping and dragging songs directly from the main Rhapsody screen or the Library to the Sansa, I first create a new playlist in my Rhapsody Mixer from songs saved in my Library. I then drag this playlist from the Mixer section directly into the Fuze and it tranfers it/them fine. If I try to transfer songs directly from the main screen by dropping or dragging, it won't work, but this method, which I prefer to do using specific playlists but could also be done with simple mixes of individual songs, seems to work flawlessly.
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Thru tips learned here, I finally figured out the "secret." Hours of frustrating reading and trial runs later: WMA Audiobooks are not compatible with the Micro SD -- MP3 format only -- transferring from Overdrive is done outside of the Sansa Clip, direct to the Micro card -- insert the Micro (in its carrying sleeve) into the computer slot; when it is recognized by Overdrive, transfer as usual, listen by inserting the Micro into the Sansa Clip. MP3 format is a drag -- takes twice as much space as WMA, but seems to be the only game in town.
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I don't have a sansa so I cannot answer the question affirmatively. It the width of your sansa is about the same as an Ipod or Iphone, it will work.
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I don't have any lyrics attached to any files, since all mine are from my own CDs. There is no mention of this in the Sansa manual (you should probably download it from the Sandisk site). The closest I could find was the few "tags," they suggest you can add, if they are missing, and lyrics was not one of them. After more than 6 months of nobody fixing or even acknowledging the major bug in the player, and taking more than 2 months to get one with a decent battery, I wasted no time in converting mine to "RockBox." There is a plugin called lrcplayer that works with it. You should download the PDF to read up on it... it's called "rockbox-sansaclipzip.pdf", and you can get it from the RockBox site. However, final note, with the size of the screen (in pixels), it is questionable as to how useful displaying lyrics on it would be.
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If I am understanding your question properly, you car has a CD player that plays CDs, in which case you need an AUX Cable (Auxillary Cable) to connect Sansa Clip to your car stereo. You can purchase the AUX Cable (Auxillary Cable) online and it would cost around 10 bucks. On the other hand, if your car has a cassette player and not a CD player, you can purchase Walkman Car Connecting Pack online for about 15 bucks.
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I am afraid I have no answer to this question as i have never tried to transfer to a cd. But I love my Roland r-05