can you download free songs from rhapsody onto the fuze+?
401033
Actually, It comes with the Rhapsody software. I don't know about freebut I don't recommend the player. Hard to navigate and EXTREMELY touchy swipe pads. It would change 3 songs just putting it in my pocket
401034
Hello, I don't know if you can download from rhapsody or not. I don't have rhapsody. Sorry
401035
Yes you can, I used it for the same thing. See the link below for compatible Rhasody players: http://www.rhapsody.com/electronics/mp3players
215413
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.
1362060
Yes you can. I can't get itunes to work so I can't rip the songs but I can still listen to them.
928116
No the software "software only transfers the program to your PC as a MP3. I strongly recommend that you use a Audio specific program like Sony Sound Forge. Within Sound you can record the music into your PC, and clean it up the music clip as much as possible. The software that came with the ION express is basically useless.
559474
not unless you purchase the mp3 export upgrade from Steinberg. I believe you are given 20 or so mp3 exports before you have to buy the export upgrade, which then will give you unlimited mp3 export. i know because I have been using Elements 7 for the past year and I bought the mp3 upgrade about three or so months ago. Before that I just did the conversion from wav file to mp3 in iTunes.
540994
I have a Sansa Fuze and yes, it does charge while playing. I am not able to tell you, if this dock works with the sansa clip or not.
2056383
I am having trouble with the software downloading. I loaded a free audacity on my computer but I haven't tried it yet.
1045614
I had trouble syncing the Sansa with rhapsody and my computer. My computer would not recognize the sansa. Rapport would download but I could never get all of my music to play.
912538
Yes you just have to open your music file on computer and drag your selections to the zune folder or you can always burn a cd option
1836885
Yes you can. Create the play list on your computer and sync with your player
794263
we have had two sansa fuzes with no problems whatsoever with rhapsody to go either song, full cds or playlist, channels etc. just plug it in to the computer and it will show up on rhapsody and drag and drop
701501
I know this is an old post, but I just purchased the Sony Walkman player over the weekend and was able to sync it with Rhapsody to Go with no problem at all.
1002100
Yes. I copied music files from my comp into the Mp3 player, using usb connection.
1772323
Sorry, I don't use the download aspect, but all I do is create wav file (lossless) from cd rip from windows media player from my cds onto the hardrive and then transfer the files to the Sony player and the sounds would just simply be "Awesome"...
1283024
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.
727889
Media Monkey, Rhapsody, iTunes.... none of these download directly to the SanDisk, nor do they need to. If the music files are physically on your computer, you can load to the SanDisk. All you need to do is plug in the SanDisk player and open the its Music Folder. Then locate your music files and drag them into this folder. Vioila!
1631100
Yep. You should be able to import the tracks from the CD to your iTunes library.