I have a really "OLD" version of creative zen and is great making playlist from Rhapsody. Can this one work with Rhapsody?
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I imagine it can but don't waste your money. I have had nothing but trouble with this junk since I got it. Like having to reset it EVERY time I charge it and many times while listening. Somany times infact that after only 3 months the reset stopped working all together. I have the old unit also and it still works most of the time. You may be better off looking at a Sansa Clip or one of the other Sansa units. Creative seems to have lost the ability to make a decent MP3 player.
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Probably, their are at least two difference that I can discern. One is features and the other seems to be determined by the source that you are downloading your music from. I subscribe to Rhapsody and have been with them for almost five years. Downloading to the clip I have no problems. With the additional features on the Zip I assumed that it's format was supported by Rhapsody. However, assuming was a big mistake. When I attempt to download my streamed music to the Zip I continually receive an error message indicating that I lack the DRM (Digital Rights Management). Without the DRM you cannot download streamed music to a device. In short make sure that the Zip Clip is compatible to your music source. Hope this answers your question.
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I don't personally use rhapsody but I use spotify and pandora a lot. The system basically plays whatever it is your phone/iPod would play through its speakers so I don't see any reason why it wouldn't work. Spotify and pandora work well, even skipping or pausing tracks with the remote.
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I disagree about Creative Labs being "excellent player". I have had a CL Zen for a year now and I'm ready to replace it. The Zen locks up once a week. The controls seem to respond randomly when you press the main function key. I had a great offer for a Zune, but after reading all this crap (pro and con) I have decided to live with the Zen for another 6 months ...
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No, it can't be used with Rhapsody. It can be accessed like a file system. If your sound system can normally access data off of a flash drive then this will also work in that fashion.
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I think Amazon probably has the best collection of MP3 files which work on pretty much any player out there, so I would go with them. I don't think any of the subscription services work with the d2 (Rhapsody to go, and similar) so it will be a buy every song affair. I think Amazon has some of the best prices too.
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Can anyone verify that this will play rhapsody through the dock on an iphone 3gs
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I use iTunes to organize and convert my music to MP3s and then drag and drop the music into my Zen. Although if you are ripping music straight from the CD, use the Creative Media Explorer for that, it's a lot simpler and you can rip it straight from your CD to your Zen
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I am running Propellerhead's Reason software with mine. It works great with the Kong Drum virtual instrument.
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Have no idea it seemed to work with windows media player. However I use Rhapsody and found out it is incompatible so I returned it Unfortunately sandisk clip sport is not compatible with Rhapsody. This is the reason Rhapsody is not recognizing your device. Since, the new Sandisk clip sport don't support WMA DRM. To transfer Rhapsody subscription songs the device should support WMA DRM format. Rhapsody is compatible with Android, iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, & Windows Phone through our mobile app, with Mac or PC at www.rhapsody.com, with Xbox, some home audio from Sonos, & some MP3 players from Sansa. Rhapsody is not compatible with iPod Nano, iPod Shuffle, iPod Classic, Roku, Sony Walkman, or Philips MP3 players, and Rhapsody PC software is not compatible with Mac OS. To view the list of compatible devices on Rhapsody, please visit the below web site: www.rhapsody.com/what-is-rhapsody/devices.html NOTE: Click on "All" under Sort by device to view all the devices, Mp3, mobile App, Tablet etc., -Stephanie
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Yes you can. Create the play list on your computer and sync with your player
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I guess so, this product looks like it is compatible with any music compositor software. (Because of the brand) My honest advice for you is, look more info about it if you can before anything else. P.s. Cheers :)
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It works with all three major software brands, as long as they are completely updated to the newest versions. It is also compatible with many other MIDI software programs out there.
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The controls will not work with the Zen Mosaic, but it should play audio fine. The speaker dock is meant to work with Android-based devices, and Creative does make some MP3 players using the Android OS, but the Mosaic is not one of those. Samsung, Coby, and Philips, among a few others also make Android-based MP3 players.
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I found an instruction manual on the Hamilton home page. It plays MP3 files...and I don't believe iPod use mp3 format correct me if I'm wrong. When my zen is charged I'll try again.
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Rhapsody and Spotify are both music services which come with restrictions on music file use (DRM protected files). You will first have to convert your DRM-protected WMA files to usable .WMA or .MP3 format before transferring them to your device. Most MP3 players are not automatically compatible with these music services, as they use DRM protected content.
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Hey David, thanks for that...after giving it another try, got rhapsody to go working using the method you described...pathetic though that the rhapsody software doesn't work the way it should without problems the way the napster software does.