Can i put music from itunes into the sansa e250?
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If you bought the music from iTunes the easiest way to convert it is to record the songs to CD and then rip them to a compatible format such as MP3 or WMA.
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No. You have to burn your Itunes songs to a CD, rip them into the Creative Platform and then load them on to the player.
503113
Don't know because I don't own a Sansa Radio slot card. I would ask SanDisk.
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Mark, Apparently yes... see the text from the Sansa FAQ that follows: After downloading songs into Windows Media Player, you have to PLAY the song in Windows Media Player or copy them through Windows Media Player in order to get your LICENSE for it to download, which will in turn set the terms of the permission of the file to allow it to play on other devices. Once you have done this then you can load it onto the SanDisk MP3 player and it will work. It is always recomended to copy protected files to an MP3 player through a utility such as Music Match, Windows Media Player or iTunes. Hope this answers your question.
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Windows 7.My computer -> music library -> copy -> sansa clip -> paste.It works, I don't need extra programs. Is beautiful.
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It is possible, but was rather complex in the past. However, now that iTunes has switched to DRM tracks (the music is not copy-protected so you can listen to it on different devices), I think that it should be possible. If you have mp3 files, they will work - just drag & drop. However, it will be easier to use an ipod with itunes. The whole beauty of the Sansa players is that you're not locked into using itunes, one computer, etc.
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I don't know but would assume you could export out of iTunes to the target drive of your choice
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I'm not sure. You can import, you might need to convert your mp3 to a WAV file using iTunes or Audacity first. It comes with an excellent manual.
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Yes, you can load music onto the Sansa Clip from a Mac. The software Sandisk supplies does not work on Mac, so updating firmware or reformatting might get tricky for us on Macs. But even without software, the Clip mounts on the Mac desktop fine. Drag-an-drop MP3 files into the music folder on the Clip and song titles show and they play correctly. Great player for the money.
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yes you can, any mp3 player i bought a ipod shuffle and loaded it with xmas music and it works great
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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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It doesnt work directly with Itunes, but you can drag music from your itunes library onto the device.
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You bet --- once you digitize your albums and have them in MP3 format, you can import the into iTunes as you would any other music.
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A really good MP3 player that I have come across is the SanDisk Sansa e280 8 GB MP3 player. It is a little more expensive than most (I think new it's about $149.99, may be cheaper), however it lasted me about 7 years. It probably would have lasted me longer, except a friend borrowed it and left it in the rain. It is a pretty high quality player. Now on to the itunes issue. Itunes has basically made it so that you can't download music from them onto something that isn't apple, except a desktop computer. I received an itunes gift card once and did not own anything by apple. I downloaded itunes onto my computer easily and then bought a few songs. I did a lot of research and tried and tried to sinc the music onto my MP3 player, but nothing was working. Finally, I tried to download my songs onto a disc, which worked. Then I proceeded to upload that disc onto a different media player (Windows Media Player) on my computer that allowed me to download songs onto my MP3 player. All in all it was a very frustrating and difficult process. If you want to avoid the frustration of having to deal with itunes, I would just get an apple ipod, ipod touch, or something that apple allows itunes to download to. If you really want an MP3 player I would recommend the one I highlighted above.
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Is this still the case? The Device Center at Audible suggests that the Sansa e200v2 series is compatible. I'm looking at buying a player that will run Audible files and prefer this one if it is compatible. Thanks!
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I know sansa supports audio books, not sure which format though. If you install rockbox, I believe it supports many formats. Will make your battery last considerably longer. It is noticable
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For iTunes music to play, you need an application to drive it. Since the USB drive doesn't have an OS, I don't see how you can do that. Personally I use an iPod instead just for this.