I baught a 4 gig memery card and put it in my player and it does not make any differentas

Zvue uses a standard SD memory card (I think there may be a 2 Gig upper limit). Mine came with a 1 Gig SD card and I can use the one from my digital camera as a spare. I use an HP card reader plugged into my PC and just drag and drop files as needed onto the SD card. Then put the card into the Zvue.
To convert the videos download "Free Video Converter" and use the following settings: Output format - Avi, Codec MPEG-4, Size - 240 x 176, Fps - 15, Bitrate - 4880. Choose Rescan from the Options menu, and then relax and enjoy the music.

It's not the computer, it's the Sansa. The e260 uses microSD cards, which only go up to 2GB, not microSDHC cards such as the 16GB one you have.

your phone may not read SDHC cards... try getting one without SDHC (High Capacity) on it... you may have a 2Gb max size.

Sounds like it is defective I just came across 2 bad scandisk cards both 2 gig.

Try and take down the firewall. Then try remote access.
If that does not work . check the port forwarding settings on your router .

It will support earlier Sandisk 1GB and 2GB micro SD cards

http://www.olympusamerica.com/cpg_section/cpg_support_downloads.asp?id=891&os=w

Here is the lik to the webpage that explains how to send the camera to Olympus to have the firmware in the camera upgraded

ok is your memory full
or is your phone on phone memory or memory card u will have to check remember if u have videos on there it takes up a lot of memory

Make sure you bought the right type of memory. Refer to you pc's user manual the the correct memory modules.

When I put in extra 1 gig of memory on my 1 gig unit and then looked at it in my computer the extra memery showed up as another drive. I had 1 gig from the unit as 1 drive and on another drive I had another 1gig