I lost my convter cd is there anthoer way for me to convert my vedios to my mp3 player

Check the specification of your MP3 player to determine the type of video file format it uses.

You most likely need to convert the downloaded files and then copy them to your MP3 player. Please click on this link and follow my instructions to convert video files for MP3 players :-

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have you got a cd with your mp3 player if yes so install vedio converter from it. if no so you can download any vedio converter from www.download.com

You should be able to go to the sandisk website to download the sansa media converter..Let me know if you have difficulty finding it..

You have to download a free program such as Riva FLV Encoder first, and use it to convert your Real/Winamp videos to AVI format. Once they are in AVI format, the Sansa Media Converter will recognize them.

-Tha Mp3 Doctor

Well,I believe you should convert the videos into AVI.This is most popular video type for Mp4 Players.Just connect your zen with your PC,choose the video you want,convert it(you can use the program ' TOTAL VIDEO CONVERTER ' ) and put intto a file called VIDEOS or whatever you want.I hope I managed to solve your Problem...Please can you chek mine,too.(NAME 'sadal' )

Video files need to be converted into AVI format before being uploaded to your MP3 player with the AVI converter software that was included on your MP3 player. Your MP3 player must be in USB Disk mode before transferring video files. Once the desired video files have been converted to AVI format they can be uploaded to your MP3 player with the Media Manager software that was also included on the Software Application CD provided with your MP3 player.

Picture files also use the media manager

-Tha Mp3 Doctor

for the vedios to play in the player u should convert the vedio into mp4 format then the icon is shown in the ipod if the file dos not play u convert the vedio into mpeg format and then convert the mpeg file into mp4 format and place it in the player it would definitely work

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make sure the videos are in MP4 format if not download a converter off the inter net and then try them

First, check the user manual and see if proprietary video conversion software came with the installation CD. good luck if you lost the install CD, b/c Infitek's website sucks.

Either use Windows Media Player, ArcSoft Media converter, or another program to transfer video files to the player if it didn't come with proprietary software.