20 Most Recent SanDisk Sansa View 8GB MP3 Player - Black - Page 2 Questions & Answers

I jsut purchased an 8GB sansa view mp3 and I downloaded it like I was suppose to and it does not work in Rhapsody at all, also in the windows media player it shows that the device was installed correctly but it still doesn't work and I still can't sync my songs to it. The sansa icon won't even show up

Try to reset your mp3 By1. Select Reset Factory Settings. 2. Use thumbwheel to highlight Yes then press the Select button.This will restore the player to its original factory settings. If the information helped you please give me your ratings.Thanks

You can downlaod songs from youtube to your PC with a youtube downloader.The one i use can not only download videos to your PC but also convert the videos to the format you want,You can have a look at this page for further information.http://www.leawo.com/youtube-download/For me,I think this one is a good free software,

HelloGet into these links and download the user manual to your device. If you feel any difficulty in downloading the same, send your email ID to me by Fixya comment box. I've the downloaded manual with me, and I'll send a copy of it to you by return mail. I can't send it to your by this window as it does not allow me to upload any PDF files by it. OK.kb.sandisk.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/937sandisk.com/Assets/File/pdf/retail/Sansa_e200_UserManual.pdfkb.sandisk.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/144http://www.dataentryjobs.us/67948.html

You need to use the supplied Sansa Media Converter program to convert videos (and photos) to a format the Sansa can handle. If you don't have the SMC, you can download the Windows version from here.

You can use the user manual and reset it using the instructions....

You have a switch to turn it on or off. If you hold the 'on' switch for about 20 seconds, this will force the Sansa to turn off. It is like rebooting a computer. Then, turn it on again, and hopefully your player will be back to normal.

First step -- Download a PDF copy of the Sansa View manual. Here's a link:http://www.google.com/search?client=ubuntu&channel=fs&q=sansa+view+manual&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8There are two likely reasons for the video not to work;1) The software that runs your Sansa View, known as 'firmware', is outdated;2) Your video requires conversion before you download it.1) Firmware update?Download a copy of the Sansa Firmware Updater from here:http://kb.sandisk.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/4431Start it on your computer, and follow the directions to update your Sansa View's firmware, if needed.2) Download and install the Sansa Media Converter (SMC) from the same link above. --Plug in your Sansa View to the computer, and run the SMC.--Follow the directions to select your video. SMC processes one video at a time for upload into your Sansa player.Another possibility - Try loading video from Windows Media Player 11;From the manual, page 17--"Your Sansa View player supports MPEG-4 Simple Profile up to VGA, H.264 Baseline Profile up to VGA, and WMV up to QVGA video formats.That means you can simply drag and drop these files into the Video folder if you are using Windows Media Player 11."Hopefully, that will help you get your videos in!

Hi tgoulden...
Go to the following webpage and download you a FREE user manual, it will tell you how to solve your problem and also give you all the details about how to use the Sansa View.
Please take time to rate me

http://www.sansacommunity.com/download/11061/Sansa-View-User-Manual/

If your PC can recognize your device you can repair it.
Please use this link:

http://www.sansacommunity.com/forum/thread/11017/Download-for-the-Sansa-View-firmware-01.03.02/

At this page the steps are described that you should follow.
I hope you will lucky.
Thanks.
gylacz

Hi! unplugged and plug it again... if does not work try to refresh ur mp3 pls press the power button in 5 to 30 secs just to fresh ur mp3... Good luck!

Check under My Computer in Windows and see if you see the Sansa player. It might show up as a generic storage device under letter G:, H: ect similar to the way a usb thumb drive would show up.

Rechargeable batteries will lose their ability to hold a charge over time, yes. It depends upon how often it is charged, how long it is left on the charger, and how often it is used, but eventually they will all run out. Some portable media devices have removable batteries that could be replaced, although many do not. I would consult the owner's manual. If the battery can be replaced, it should be fairly cheap. (Around $20 I would expect).

Use the supplied Sansa Media Converter program to convert videos (and photos). If you don't have the SMC, you can download the Windows version from http://www.megaupload.com/?d=3IPZO6Q0

my computer--->tools--->folder and view option--->tick show hidden files and show system files--->apply setting----->now window display files in player

just go to itunes

you are not required to set up the time and date but if you rotate the disk til you get to settings you can do so if you choose

Get it downloaded here , please : www.sandisk.com/sandisk-support/driver-download-wizard
www.computing.net > Forums > Drivers
www.brothersoft.com/downloads/sandisk-mp3-player.html

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James remove the back and push down on the little black square rubber piece above the battery be easy with it this is the memory and chipset.. I have many testimonials for this solution.. Rate with the thumbs up or write a testimony Thanks Joe