Purchased CD song to Sansa

It is because you have ripped the songs from the cd's and those ripped songs occupy more memory than average songs. For ejample: a simple song has a bitrate of 128 Kbps and a ripped song it has a bitrate from 224 to 320 Kbps. The difference is the quality of the songs

In Windows Media Player, go to the little black arrow under the Rip tab --> Rip Options --> Format --> Mp3

Now, re-rip those CD's and transfer them to your player

-Tha Mp3 Doctor

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do not download songs from Windows Media Player 11
Experience
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Fetch songs from a CD or a Web site or your friend and see if his Will play

If you have cds you can copy songs from your cd to your player using a conversion program! I use jetaudio to listen and to rip songs from cd to mp3 and then copy them to player!

If your CD is damaged, you can obtain a replacement from Sandisk.

To enter Recovery Mode, turn off your device, ensure the HOLD switch on top is slid to the right (towards the headphone jack), connect the cable to the device (not the computer yet), hold down the RECORD switch on the side, and connect the cable to a USB port on the computer.

If this does not solve your problem, you will need to re-install the firmware.

Try using the Sansa Dispatch to upgrade your firmware. If this does not work, we may need to manually update the device. This is kind of technical and (in most* cases) voids the warranty.


[*in this instance, the word "most" is used to denote "all".]

Sandisk website

Review: Sandisk Sansa e260 mp3 player - Personal Computer World try there downloads and there solution hope this helps

The sansa media converter is inside the installation CD. When you put in the Installation CD, you will see a a window where it says "sansa media converter." Then just download

1. Either your MP3 playr is write protected .
2. there is some problem in firmware .. lode firmware thru cd ..

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