I have an MP3 Sansa player with music saved as *.wma. Will this system play these songs?
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Speakers are not defendant on file types. If the plug on the speakers fits the jack on the music player, it's compatible.
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I really couldn't tell you. I don't have a Sansa Clip. I'm using them on my MBP and it sounds excellent. I'm enjoying listening to music again.
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I have had no problem creating a playlist in windows media player 11 and copying it to the Sansa player from Windows Media player. That is the only way I found to get a playlist. You can't create it from the Sansa player
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As far as I know it should play mp3. I have only ran into a problem when I used a non-ipod device for portable player. There are many free programs available that will convert the different types of MP formats.
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I had the same problem. I know Coby mp3 players play the wma format, but I don't know about any others.
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Yes, it plays MP3's. My biggest complaint about this stereo is that its volume is extremely low. It also will not play *.wma files.
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Yes, you can load music onto the Sansa Clip from a Mac. The software Sandisk supplies does not work on Mac, so updating firmware or reformatting might get tricky for us on Macs. But even without software, the Clip mounts on the Mac desktop fine. Drag-an-drop MP3 files into the music folder on the Clip and song titles show and they play correctly. Great player for the money.
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Thanks again, Buddy. Do you recommend any other brand of player for Overdrive WMA books other than Sansa? I am quite happy with Sansa but my favorite model is becoming scarce and therefore few bargains, especially since I need several. Thanks, again!
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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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Hi L, Sony Walkman supports MP3, WMA, AAC or L-PCM music files. All files will be played in the order you copied the files on the folder except you press Shuffle option. -Vincent
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I don't really know. I was so disappointed that it wouldn't play WMA books (which is my major use of the device) that I put it on the shelf and purchased a more expensive SanDisk 4GB clip zip player which plays WMA, MP3, and other formats. I've had generally good experience with SanDisk; so I coughed up a few more dollars. I really was disappointed in the Electrohome player.
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I have a sansa and I also have window's vista. No problems with downloading or loading the music on my player.
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While this post is really old, I'll respond in case anyone else is wondering. This player works with any OS. All you do is copy MP3 files to the SD card and put the SD card into the player.
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Hi,I wouldn't give up because it won't play WMA audio books as there are a lot of free programs available on the web that will convert WMA to MP3. It is an easy process and can be done in the background while you are working on other projects on the computer.ITunes and Windows Media Player will convert the files as well.There are lots of places on the net where you can download MP3 audiobooks without charge. Check out Librivox.org, gutenberg.org, and archive.org for free audiobooks.
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Look at the Yamaha CD-600 - it will play MP3 and WMA. It also as a USB port to accommodate iPods & flash drives. Yamaha CD-C600BL 5-Disc CD Changer (Black)
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I had this same problem with some music files and found a free mp3 converter program to convert wma to mp3 format. Worked just fine after the conversion.
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YES, it does play wma files. All my music files are wma -- I downloaded the CDs I had on my computer which still runs windows XP.