Are these songs on a standard micro sd that will work in any mp3 or something they have made to fit special units?
355656
I really don't know because I bought it for my Sansa Clip player. I suspect it will only work well in a SanDisk product.
355657
No, they will ONLY work in players that are specifically advertised as having SlotRadio compatibility (basically, certain SanDisk media players).
355658
This card is very small and I'm not familiar with the mp3 but I would assume that it would work. However the card stopped working after a month and e-mails to the manufacturer regarding the problem went unanswered. You might not want to purchase one, given the cost, if the card only lasts a month it's not worth it.
482061
No, you do not. Some of the other Coby Mp players with give you sd slots to extend your music catalog. Be careful, if the touch screen gets cracked you won't be able to retrieve your music unless you download the files to your desktop or laptop computers. Otherwise enjoy your music.
1132121
I think Amazon probably has the best collection of MP3 files which work on pretty much any player out there, so I would go with them. I don't think any of the subscription services work with the d2 (Rhapsody to go, and similar) so it will be a buy every song affair. I think Amazon has some of the best prices too.
941959
Not sure what a mp3 cd is but if it is smaller then your regular cd, then your answer is no.
1108543
i only use standard cd-r which has about 75 min per disc so i never played mp3's but i would have to say yes because there is a mp3 symbol on the unit, again i don't use that format at all
1794190
I don't know. The manual only lists mp3. It displays .jpeg if that is anything useful to you.
1416986
You can use any type of (Micro SD card) 16gb 32gb 8 gb etc.. but not a regular Sd card if that's what you meant. I hope this helped
570115
I am not sure. If you can play them in a regular CD player, I would think so...:-) Good luck!
1382108
I don't know. I have not tried that. I only drop and drag mp3 files to my player....Have not tried it with anything else.
1698538
I have a fuze, any micro sd card will work with it, it is formatted to accept HC micro sd. You may have to format the card before you use it, however. Check which format your music is in and see if it is supported by the fuze if your songs are not playing.
782836
yes, although they are arranged by when you loaded them onto it and cannot be sorted alphabetically or any other way. songs loaded will frequently become corrupt as well. pass this one up, spend a few more bucks on a better model and you'll be happy you avoided this awful mp3 player
1698539
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?
613792
I went to ES File Manager and it shows up as USB Drive 1.1.1 Once connected, My Moto X found the music on it immediately and added the songs to my library. File transfer from phone to microSD works to, but is dependent on the file manager you use.
124619
If you want a "shuffled" or "mixed" list - create subfolders on the micro sd card e.g. 001 002 003 004 005 etc and drag different songs to different folders.
400293
Please check what format your music is in. If it's mp3 than you are okay, check if your sd card or sd card reader is functional
1766963
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.
1332155
More than likely yes. I used my micro sd to put extra music . You can always try it before hand .Hope this answer helps.