I have a lot of cd's on my computer, will I be able to down load to the scand disk sansa clip.
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Yes, you'll have to rip the CDs into a music file format like mp3, FLAC, etc. depending on the quality you want, although you say they're on your computer, so you may have already done that. The mp3 format should be adequate for listening on the go. They don't take up much room. FLAC files will work, but they're much bigger and leave less room for more music.
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I added the optional 8 gig card. I must have about 600 CDs on it. I use it all the time.
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It has a slot for a Micro SD card. So if you want to download all your music, figure out how big all those files together are, and get a micro SD card big enough to hold everything.
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It's definitely compatible with iTunes to some extent. I use iTunes to rip my CD's because iTunes automatically finds the music info. Then I drag and drop onto my sansa. As to the songs bought off iTunes, they are AAC music files so you would have to convert.
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Thanks for your advice. The flip side of the beauty of not being locked into iTunes sounds like I would have to purchase a whole new library though, if I was not able to transfer from iTunes. True? And how would I be able to transfer music off my CD's into a Sansa?
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No it wont . But , a lot of times its a stain or dirt that is causing the skip on my CDs .
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I have not done that but I see no reason you can't. When a disk is formatted it is optimized for the PC or Mac operating system but the files are not affected. My Rocstore has been a solid performer since it was installed but at the moment I am an all Mac operation.
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My apologies for answering too fast - I checked today, and you MIGHT be able to jam a square tissue box in the CD storage area.
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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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Yes via your computer. Download the cd to your computer then transfer it the MP3 player... Good luck... You will need it.
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No, I don´t use any software to transfer, I only use windows explorer to copy de music to sansa clip
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Yes if you do not have a cd drive on the computer you are trying to download it to.
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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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Yes, I am able to transfer data (music) from my computer to my Fuze using this cable. I don't remember if I had to download software from Sansa to facilitate the transfer. If you do not have a Fuze MP3 player, it may not work.
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No , will play any music ,even from a drag and drop . Don't know the max , but I 've found the larger the drive , the more time it takes to go thru the files
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I don't know. I have far more songs than will fit on my clip, so I reformat my clip often and copy songs onto it as I feel. I long for the days of the Sansa View, a larger "Man's" mp3 player. The clip is nice, but it is too small and is for dainty fingers.
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Per the Sansa Clip Zip FAQ Support page, this device supports microSDHC cards up to 32GB. I have a 32GB in mine with no issues.
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Not really. We tried to play several CDs with MP3 files on this product. It tried to read the CDs but could not read anything. So the product we received either was defective, or the product was not design to play MP3. We returned it a few days later.
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Nope, it couldn't be easier. When you plug the clip into your windows computer a menu pops up, one of the options is for transferring music, click on that, a folder opens like any folder in windows. In that folder there are several folders for music, audiobooks, etc. Copy your music into the folder and you are good to go. No need to use any program to do the transfer, its super easy.