Micro SD problem loading music

The data has to be compressed for the video to be loaded onto a micro sd card. Whatever media you have the sd card loaded in should automatically compress the file. Otherwise, you will need to convert the data to "flac". For example, a music file is found in MP3 or MP4 format. I have used a converter application for converting flac to MP3 when transferring from my sd card on my phone.
I am not sure if this will work the other way (compressing), but look up http://www.converterlite.com. It is free to download this. The site should give more detailed information for you.

mine 2 that also happened 2 meT_T please help us!!!!!

If you are using the sandisk 2 GB with an R4 card it is not possible. R4 cards and sandisk micro sd cards aren't compatible. Buy a Kingston 2GB micro sd card that should then work.I hope this helps you. If is does please rate me.

Hello,

The micro card (the smaller one) can be used alone in a port that accepts (microSD ports)such as those on a Sansa c240, c250, e250 etc.
If you have a regular SD slot (larger than microSD) then you plug the micro card in the adapter and plug the whole into a regular SD slot.

Plug the card in your computer and copy paste the files. Or plug the micro card in an MP3 player that accepts it and use you music transfert software.

You only have one card (the micro SD one), which you can use in two possible slots.

Hope it helps.

I believe the Drive has gone Bad. It does happen where the system thinks th e whole drive is there, but the internal hardware just cannot access it.

It may be different depending on the phone you have, but some phones only support a certain resolution and size. For example when I take pictures with my canon digital slr, the resolution is to high to be supported by my phone, but if I take pictures from say my wifes kodak camera, which has a lower resolution and size, it works fine.

Also you may want to look at the image type you are loading. Most phones will support a jpg file but not others. There are many possibles but first thing first. Find out more about what specifically your phone supports. (i.e. File types, Screen Size and Resolution.) Then make sure you are within its limitations.

Fixed it. All I needed to do was update the software drivers on my laptop. I have a sony vaio, so I looked up the software drivers they had online and downloaded them. After I installed them it worked flawlessly.

well assuming you loaded music on your sd card:

to find it, just go to mystuff....

menu, mystuff, center button, it should load the mini sd right there. then all you have to do is click over right and file explore the mini sd. you should put music in the music file.

another option on the phone.....

go to att music

menu, upper left icon, center button, music player, it should find all files.

let me know how i can help some more

you need to install memory card in phone then attach a data cable specfically for your phone (available at cell phone dealer) into phone and the other end to the usb of the pc if our phone came with software load it on pc then use the software to transfer the music files from your pc to your phone.

If the 4gb micro SD is a high capacity SD (it will say micro SDHC on it) your player may not be able to read SDHC cards, my sansa can't because it's the 'older version' it will read 2gb and below micro SD cards though (it sucked when I found out because I had just bought a 6gb micro SDHC)