how to remove music from Clip Zip?
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Connect the Sansa Clip Zip with a USB cable to the computer. Click Start, Computer to bring up Windows Explorer. When Clip Zip show up, select the drive and click right on "Music" and it will show all the songs that are stored in that folder. Highlight the songs and press Delete, a window will ask to confirm the Delete, choose Yes.
1709707
Adding and deleting any files on the SanDisk is done most simply via your laptop or PC. It removes files in seconds.
1709708
Connect the Sansa Clip Zip with the USB cable that came with it to the computer. Click Start, Computer OR Documents to bring up Windows Explorer. The Clip Zip should show up on the left. Click on the + sign next to the Sansa Clip Zip and then the + sign next to Internal Memory. Next click right on "Music" and it will show all the songs that are stored in that folder on the window to the right. Highlight any of the songs and press Delete, a window will pop up to confirm the Delete, choose Yes.
1709709
I assume you mean just a few songs or albums and not everything. To erase everything is easy; just reformat from Settings in the ZipClip. To erase selected items connect to your PC and from the start menu open Computer, open zipClip and then open folders until you find what you want to erase, and right click on that and hit delete.
1709710
It can be done in 2 ways:1. to remove one song, just select (play) the song you want to delete and then press the down button until you come to the option "delete song". Press enter.2. To delete all music from your device, go to "settings", then "system settings", then "format" and select "all".
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Connect it to a computer via the USB cable, open up explorer (in Windows) to the SanDisk Sansa drive and just delete the files that you don't want. When it's connected to you computer via USB it acts just like a flash drive to which you can copy or delete files.
1650363
I don't know how or if it is even possible to delete files on the player itself. I connect it to my PC and drag and drop the files.
988510
Pull one of the colored cassettes and remove rapping from new to match that one
369669
when you plug the device into the computer, it should bring up a box that has how you want to synchronize the device. I have always used Windows Media to do this. There is a tag that has sync on it. Clicking that tab will bring up a split screen in Windows Media. The right side has the music that is already on the device listed. Right click the artist or song that you want to remove and select delete from device. Note: This is for Windows Media Player, it could be different with other programs. Hope it helps.
1078904
Windows 7.My computer -> music library -> copy -> sansa clip -> paste.It works, I don't need extra programs. Is beautiful.
340871
Start using Apple Lossless and get Uncompressed Music....that will blow away any MP3 file! Bummer of it is it will take up more room. 120 GB will still fit more than 6000 songs in Apple Lossless Quality is always better than QuantityMagoo
256497
I have a orange clip that has to be removed before they can be placed in my printer, just slide it off.
1766768
well, i don't have it anymore,so thats pretty tough to answer now sry,just plug it into your computer and get rid of the song that way.
1170655
Here's an important hint: If you have a large memory card filled with music, DO NOT charge your ClipZip by plugging it into your computer. Using the computer (unless they've upgraded the firmware) will force a re-indexing of all the music... and this can sometimes take hours. Use a USB charger, and if you buy a small and cheap one, you can carry it nearly everywhere with you to recharge.
385608
I have owned a Clip, Clip+ and now 2 Clip Zips.The clip on the first two became either lost or broken.The Zips has stayed whole longer than the first two and still iare.If the clip is removed then you should have a hinge half sticking out from the back of the Zip.Why would you want to remove the clip?I never use the clip, but now worry excessively about its breaking off.Put one of those silicone rubber covers on it.Then, the player will be well protected and the clip will be barely noticeable.
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You are absolutely right David. I create my playlists on Windows Media Player 11 and zip,it's on the player. To delete a song or add, it's the same thing...hook it up and do what you want-thru WMP. This is our 2nd SanDisk. The other one is the black 2MG. Only problem we had with that one was every time we plugged in the USB XP said the deivce wasn't recognized. SanDisk was great! After walking me thru some instructions to no avail, SanDisk said we'll supply the shipping label and costs and will replace immediately. They did. Now, no problems. I think the service at SanDisk is top-notch.
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If you want to delete some music, simply plug your MP3 player into your computer's USB plug-in. A pop-up window will appear, giving you options of what you would like to do with your device. Select: Open Folder to View Files. This will take you to your devices folders and it will show all the music you have on it. Now all you have to do is delete the files you want to delete. Hope this helps.
914960
You have to pry the clip off. It's only purpose is to keep the platter on during shipping. Notice the abscence of any clip on the front cover picture of the unit.
2197618
The Sansa Clip displays looks like this:(shuffle) 412/729 [ ===]ArtistSong/Album|> -----==== 5:12By line:- mode, song #/total songs, battery status- artist name (scrolls if long)- song name / album name (scrolls if long)- play/pause, play position, play timeWhen searching, you can search by artist, album, song, genre, or playlist. It's *very* handy.
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go to data and enter skip through to the end. It give you the option there to delete all or just one.
93850
My devise is attached to my computer. The music I use already has the vocals removed.
1564723
Use Audacity. It's free and under the "Effect" menu, you can use the noise removal option which will take out all background noise.