Do I put the card into the USB card reader to transfer my music to it, then put the just the card into my Sansa Fuse + to play it?
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The quick answer is yes. I put the micro sd card into the adapter and in the SD slot transferred the content and then Inserted the card into the devise. You can also connect the Sansa Fuse to the computer and transfer it that way. I have done it both ways.
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You can either use the USB card reader to transfer music and than put the card into the Sansa or have the USB card in the Sansa and transfer the music that way. The quickest way is to use a USB card reader, it will provide the highest data transfer rate. The higher the class of memory, the faster the data transfer will be.
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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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Get yourself an sd/mmc card reader. Remove the card from your MiCorder, place it into the reader and place the reader into the usb port. Also, with the cord that came with the MiCorder, plug that into the MiCorder and the other into the computer's usb port. Both options worked fine for me. Good Luck!
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Judith, I have several Sansa Sandisk players. I usually listen to all types of music, soft instrumental to hard rock. Sometimes I sync whole CDs to my players and at times I just put several hundred songs/tracks on them for variety. There is the possibility that you have your player set with the "Shuffle" option on. To cancel this, turn it on, select "Play Music", scroll to "Settings", select "Playback", make sure "Shuffle" is OFF. This may or may not solve your problem. I hope it helps. Jason
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If your computer has a USB 2.0 or 3.0 access, and iTunes allows it, yes. I don't know anything about iTunes. You stick the SDHC card in one of the slots on the reader. Each slot is for a different type of memory. A card reader allows you to transfer or access files either from computer to card, or from card to computer. I can stick the card in the reader then drag and drop MP3 files from my computer onto the drive the reader is inserted. The MP3 will then show up on that card. I can also drag songs from the card onto my computer. A memory card reader doesn't read a card by itself. It just allows you to transfer data/files between the card and the computer in either direction.
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The Sansa Clip is compatible with Macs, but it depends on the music file format. If your music is all MP3s then it will play just fine, but if your music is mostly in AAC format, like mine is, then it is much more of a pain to use this player with a Mac because you need to convert the files to MP3's first.
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I would say probably not if you expect the iM413 to provide power for your Sansa. Sansa media players with the proprietary connector supported by the iM415 ended several years ago with the Sansa FUZE. More recent models such as the Sansa Express, Sansa FUZE +, Sansa CLIP no longer have this connector and cannot be mounted on the iM413.Of course you could connect your Sansa player, or any other player, to the iM413 via the earpiece audio cable. This should work fine for playback, but your player would have to be controlled with its own buttons will have to run on its own battery.
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First, this is not a charger, just a cable that will charge from a USB port, just want to make that distinction. But if the Sansa Fuse is a 2/4/8 GB model with the large data connector on the botton, it should be fine.
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The sansa comes with a usb port to charge it. This is when you do not have a usb (computer) available.
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I can download podcasts from itunes & have no problem. I haven't needed to convert. I use Musicmatch Jukebox to download onto the sansa.
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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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Yes. I copied music files from my comp into the Mp3 player, using usb connection.
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It's definitely compatible with iTunes to some extent. I use iTunes to rip my CD's because iTunes automatically finds the music info. Then I drag and drop onto my sansa. As to the songs bought off iTunes, they are AAC music files so you would have to convert.
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yes it is; i had music from another mp3 player and I was able to sync and transfer that music to SanDisk. And if i can do it anyone can
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I don't have a SD card with that much memory. I don't see why it would not work. The songs go into the Disk so it doesn't affect the SanDisk Sansa Clip itself.
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I have a more recent Sansa Clip, and it does work. The box says Macs are supported, but not with their software. They do not play MP4 files, only MP3.
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When I plugged in my Sansa to the USB port of the radio, it scanned the Sansa for mp3's, but would only read the first 999 songs. If you have a library larger than that and want to play ALL your songs, suggest using the 1/4" aux audio connector (although you will lose sound quality) or go bluetooth with some kind of adapter.