Sansa C240won't let me transfer voice recordings to computer

PC Connection Instructions for RCA RP5022 Digital Voice Recorder from the below link:



http://voxrightnow.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/8925/~/pc-connection-instructions-for-rca-rp5022-digital-voice-recorder


Hope it helped.

Unfortunately, Sandisk didn't include any options in their firmware to record in any other format.

If you happen to have a version 1 c250 then you can install Rockbox on it and have 4 recording format options, as well as being able to choose what bitrate to record in for the mp3 format.

To find out if your player is a v1 go to Settings -> System Info
If the version starts with 01 then it's a v1 player and you can install Rockbox on it. If it starts with 03 then it's a v2 player and you're stuck with the wav format, as Rockbox is not yet available for v2 c250 players.

Connect your sansa to the computer via usb. (assuming you have windows) Now go to "My Computer". If your sansa is in automatic mode, it should show up as "sansa c205". Double Click on that. Now double click on "internal memory". (If you don't have that, just skip it) Now double click on "recordings". Double click "Voice". Now a list of your recordings show up. Simply delete the ones you don't want, such as "001" and "002".

Hope this helps!

There is a set limit for the voice recorder. You will not be able to record for the entire space of memory on your player.

Instead of using Windows Media Player, connect the Sansa to the computer, double-click My Computer, double-click the Sansa drive, and go to the Voice folder - drag the recordings to the Desktop or some other location on your computer. This will backup those songs for you in case something goes wrong.

-Tha Mp3 Doctor

You will have to double-click my computer, double click icon of mp3 player, and remove it from the "Voice" folder, b/c the manual certainly doesn't tell you, and the menu tree doesn't seem to have the option

Am not sure which of the 2 actions we did solved the problem...but we installed the CD that came with it (my daughter has a Sansa C260 and her CD was already installed in the computer and we thought I didn't have to install mine). But we resorted on installing mine too in case it would help with the problem, and then we re-loaded all the songs into my Sansa C250 at a slower pace, although I really don't know if the quicker pace did cause the problem. But now my Sansa C250 is now able to record any song correctly.

You can open the device thru My Computer.

My Computer>Device Name (c250)>RECORD Folder





Best of Luck.

plug in your mp3 to the computer go to MY COMPUTER double click in the sansa e250 there are alot of folders theres one thart says RECORD double click on it the theres two folders in there one that says FM and one that says VOICE double click on it and in that folder you will find all your voice recording.

Nevermind I found the solution myself! I switched the USB mode setting to MTP. It's been copied and moved over now.