Sansa e250 mp3 player: is this chip compatible with that player?
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Did it workout for you.Also, if I use this producy, will I have 2GB on top of the 2GB already in the player? Or is this for one set of songs and the one in the player another set?
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I have both the im413 for Sansa by AL and the im 600 for ipod and both charge and play the devices they are made for .... it sounds like you have the im 600 because you shouldn't need a cable etc.... I returned an im 600 I received from Amazon by mistake when I ordered im 600 usb.... I have pre ordered the im 600 usb from Amazon
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No, maximum supported external microSD/microSDHC memory card capacity for the Sansa Clip Zip is 32GB, and it must be formatted as FAT32. See user manual pg 27.
509857
YOU ARE CORRECT!!! Your response prompted me to update my firmware and give it a go. I admit I have been lazy and was going on my expierience with a 2GB Sansa e200 that pooped out on me a while back. The new firmware in my e280 View does fully integrate the card although one does have to wait longer for the boot up. I only used a 2GB card in the e280 and don't know if it will take a larger one. At this point I will likely get a Fuse 8GB with the 8GB expansion and just get additional chips to switch out as needed. I still don't like the disposable nature of non-replacable batteries but then, I haven't seen a reasonable alternative that had replacable batteries. THANKS FOR YOUR HELP YOU ARE CORRECT!!! Your response prompted me to update my firmware and give it a go. I admit I have been lazy and was going on my expierience with a 2GB Sansa e200 that pooped out on me a while back. The new firmware in my e280 View does fully integrate the card although one does have to wait longer for the boot up. I only used a 2GB card in the e280 and don't know if it will take a larger one. At this point I will likely get a Fuse 8GB with the 8GB expansion and just get additional chips to switch out as needed. I still don't like the disposable nature of non-replacable batteries but then,... » Read More YOU ARE CORRECT!!! Your response prompted me to update my firmware and give it a go. I admit I have been lazy and was going on my expierience with a 2GB Sansa e200 that pooped out on me a while back. The new firmware in my e280 View does fully integrate the card although one does have to wait longer for the boot up. I only used a 2GB card in the e280 and don't know if it will take a larger one. At this point I will likely get a Fuse 8GB with the 8GB expansion and just get additional chips to switch out as needed. I still don't like the disposable nature of non-replacable batteries but then, I haven't seen a reasonable alternative that had replacable batteries. THANKS FOR YOUR HELP « Show Less
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Should work. Majority of MP3 players use a standard 3.5mm/mini connector which the X-Mini has. I use with a Sandisk Sansa Fuze & Cowon D2 player & both work perfectly. This X-Mini pair also sounds real good for the size!
720291
I have no idea? I know that it does NOT work for my Sansa 4gig MP3 player.....My player takes a larger plug.
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I also have a Sansa media player, and it worked fine, for about one year. Then, the touchpads failed to work and I had to throw it out. I called Altec Lansing and they said there was nothing they would do to reconcile this and I couldn't send it to them to fix. The sound is excellent, though. Good luck!
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Not so, it would seem. I'm reliably informed that the Sansa will work on Windows 2000 when the player is in UMS/MSC mode. Windows XP is only needed for MTP mode. Seems a bit silly that Sandisk don't mention this, but a couple of people told me they are running 2000 and still using the player.
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It should work with any newer mp3 players from sony, which includes S, E, and X series
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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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I don't know if it is different but pay $10 more and get sansa mp3 player. This thing will die in a few days ... You will waste your money :(
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To add to the previous answer - it looks like it has an SD slot as well, so SD memory should be compatible with most audio formats - at the least, with MP3 and AAC.
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I think the unit you showed has a chip or memory card contained within and it can't be exchanged, but that is what contains the slot radio music. Some of the bit more expensive models have the capacity add a Micro SDHC slot and come with a micro SDHC card that contains the slot radio music and that you can also add music to. I am a bit uninformed about these products and I gave the one you show to my daughter but I do have two of the Sansa Clips with Slot radio music and I take them to the Gym with me all the time. It is very small and easy to carry around.
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Yes. I have had mine for years and it works well with both my Sansa players. I love this equipment. The sound quality is wonderful!
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Not it will not. My 2GB Sansa Clip uses a Mini B Plug. I found out the hard way that this is a Mini A Plug. Good Luck!
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I don't know what an e250 is but when I got this cord it was as big as an iPhone charger so it didn't work for my Sandisk MP3 player. I got my money back.
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Yes, happened to my FIRST E260 that I got, locked up until the batteries died completely then worked like a champ......I still returned it for a new one though (that was after a week of owning it), ever since then, no problems whatsoever until I tried to manipulate the title of a folder already on the Sansa......no no no, don't try to change the titles of folders that are already synched on the little guy......bad juju. I updated my firmware/software 3 days ago, and it was the best thing I've done with this yet: It gave me 3 new options for the Equalizer (all bass, all treble, and Custom). I adjusted the EQ manually and it sounds just as good as any of the Ipods I looked at prior to deciding on this baby. I would buy this anyday over an ipod, my Sopranos videos play on here, if you have the patience to wait for the software to convert a .wmv to an .avi otherwise, this MP3 player rules. Question: Does anyone use this to connect to a dock that is advertised to work with an Ipod? Does it work?