Sansa e250 mp3 player is this chip compatible with that player?
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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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Did it workout for you.Also, if I use this producy, will I have 2GB on top of the 2GB already in the player? Or is this for one set of songs and the one in the player another set?
1891400
I'll find out soon. Just ordered one for the Sansa e260 mp3 player. PS: I used to live in Wheat Ridge.
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I don't know. I have a Pioneer Mp3 player. It's an XM unit. It's a few years old. Sorry I couldn't help more. Good Luck
904659
I don't know. I use it with my Sansa Clip (San Disc) MP3 player, and with my Samsung Galaxy phone, and it works fine for both.
916457
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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I suggest you check the compatibility chart here: http://www.macmall.com/p/iHome-MP3-Players-&-Accessories/product~dpno~8819220~pdp.giefhie
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I have two Sansa players and have been very happy thus far. Owned an older Zen model, most unhappy, and because they've never had an FM radio, refused to purchase an Apple player.
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Lillie Trotter,Please note that the Sansa Clip+ accepts microSD cad, which is physically much smaller than a regular SD card.The microSD card is used as an extension to the MP3 player's internal 2GB memory. So initially you can use the player without buying an extra microSD card.
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That depend's. You need to check the specs on your MP3 player. IF it has an sd memory card slot? Yes it will work. NOT all mp3 players have upgradeable memory though, so make sure.
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I am having problems getting songs to load from Windows Media to this card. Is there some sort of conversion needed to have this work in my Sansa Fuze?
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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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Sounds like Sam W J found yet another problem with this MP3 player. Both of mine failed and the USB was not disconnected. Also there was no way to tell if there was a 0 byte file on the player because the computer couldn't see the player.In the meantime I'm using my Creative Zen Nano Plus -- transfering old cassette tapes, Recording FM radio programs, as well as using it for all the features of the Sansa. It's menu is quite different but all in all it's a better player.
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I don't believe it will. The connection on the Sansa is much smaller and on the side of the player. Good luck.
1970502
You need to check the plug type. The charger has a mini usb. My Sansa 4gb has a micro usb. Check first. I can't really use it with my player.
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It works with any device that have 3.5mm output jack so yes, it should work with mp3s player.
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I have a more recent Sansa Clip, and it does work. The box says Macs are supported, but not with their software. They do not play MP4 files, only MP3.
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I am really looking foward to my sansa e250. I think I will also file a report with the BBB.
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OOPS! It just says SANSA, not SANSA FUSE. I guess my mind just automatically interchanged the two terms, or I mis-read...isn't the Fuse the only one being made still?