can you create playlists with this mp3 player? Because on my current mp3 player it won't accept playlists from pc and I cannot create them on device.
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David to tell the truth, much speed trio mp3 player sucks i had it for a week the touch screem stop working don't wasted your money on this look for a better mp3 player.
1766127
Sorry can't help you. I bought this for my son over a year ago and he only had it for two months and broke it. Sorry.
838370
You can fast forward, shuffle, repeat all that. The downside to this player is moving through folders. I have my music organized my artist & album making 88 folders filled with mp3 files. There's no quick way to get through the folders; such as going from folder 40 to 80. Also the screen shows no data on the files or folders.
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just use the usb cord that came with your mp3 player,plug mp3 player innto usb port on the front of the amp and wait a sec,it will start playing. only thing is,you can use the forward and back butons,but you cant shuffle songs or use a playlist,at least I dont know how.Best of luck.
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The manual says to create your playlist in Windows Media Player and then transfer over to the Sansa player.http://mp3support.sandisk.com/sansa/UserManual/CLIP/CLIP_UM_English.pdf
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I've never tried to transfer music from the player to another device. The player comes with a cord that connects it to a usb port. If you have that type of port on your tablet, then you could certainly transfer tunes from the tablet to the player - never tried it the other way around. The player also charges up via this usb cord (that was a surprise to me). I hope this was helpful to you.
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No. And, I can't get mine to play ANY mp3 on sd card or usb stick. May be operator error, a fluke or whatever - but now it's my fluke :-(.
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Hey thank you very much for your info. Is there any better MP3 players? Like which ones?Thank you once again!
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Patricia I created mine on my desktop and then moved it to the player in the playlist folder. I believe with the software from Sony you can create one by dragging music to it and then over to the player. Hope that helps!
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The readme file isn't clear (at least to me) that this is about building on the fly playlists with just the mp3 player. The way I read it this is about building playlists without using WMP on your computer and then transferring them to the player...am I missing something?
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Yes, it does. Just connect it to your PC (via the built-in USB connector) create your sub-folders and copy your songs into them. You can create any many sub-folders as you want; just remember this rule, you won't be able to play songs in any sub-folder that is more than one level deep. For example: rootfolder/BackstreetBoys/ will work fine, just navigate to the folder and select the first song and it will begin to play. However, rootfolder/mymusic/BackstreetBoys will not work. You can load music into that folder, but the player won't play them. I avoid that problem by limiting all my sub-folders to one level deep. You can, however, create as many sub-folders as you need. Just remember this additional rule, the player will only play the first 99 songs in each folder. It can hold more than 99, but it won't recognize them. If you want more detailed information on this MP3 player, read my review. It includes a comprehensive manual.
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That has to be done digitally, you would have to convert your files to mp3 then create the play list in whatever application you use. IE itunes.
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Protip: No player (as far as I am aware of) requires proprietary software.Proof? I have an iPod nano sitting on my bed, now, that has music loaded onto it, none of which was loaded using iTunes. I used MediaMonkey. If your proprietary software forces you to buy new versions of songs you already have, then scrap the software, because chances are, it's not actually proprietary.
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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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thanks for the reply.. I ended up buying the sansa shaker mp3 player (I liked the idea of having a speaker option), for my 8 yr old niece this Christmas. I wish I didn't. It seems that if you have a Mac, and buy music on iTunes you, can't transfer it to an mp3 player, unless it is an iPod. ITunes music is in AAC format... you can't change it mp3 format. Mac apparently says that the sound quality is better.. I'm not so sure, and I am definitely disappointed that Mac doesn't at least give you the option. I'll just continue to let her use my old 2nd generation iPod.
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The inability to be able to build playlists on the fly is the one negative of this otherwise great player. There are times where I just want to build a playlist for one time playback suiting the mood I am in and unfortunately the software of this player doesn't allow it. As I understand it earlier versions had this function and I emailed Sony asking if this would be corrected in future software updates and received no reply to my direct question.
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Hello Eric. This is quite an old device, amazing I got a follow up. This is only a player as far as I know. I do not recall any software that came with it - though it has been 5 years or so.We use it to play on-hold music via a 256mb (yes 1/4 gb) memory stick. Running constant for many years, never a problem. Been a great device.That being said, there is no reason you cannot create a set of mp3 files yourself on a normal computer and then use this device to play them. So many programs to use for such a purpose.