I can view some pictures but for others I get unsupported media format. All pictures are Jpeg. why some can be viewed but not all?

only jpeg type files are supported. so make sure your pictures are in jpeg format

well thats there way of getting you to purchase the whole package, you will not be able to .

Photoshop Album Starter Edition 3.2 does not support certain Photoshop Album 1.0 or Photoshop Album 1.0 Starter Edition features such as creations; file formats other than BMP, JPEG, or TIFF; burning to CD or DVD; and the calendar view (only month view is supported). Unsupported features will not show in the Photoshop Album Starter Edition 3.2 catalog. However, if you upgrade to Adobe Photoshop Elements software, all features unsupported in Photoshop Album Starter Edition 3.2 will be carried forward into the Photoshop Elements catalog.

You need to use the supplied Sansa Media Converter to convert pictures (and videos) to a format the Sansa can handle.

you need to use the Sansa Media Converter to convert photos (and videos) to a format the Sansa can handle. o to the Sandisk site look under support.

Use Sansa Media Converter for putting Videos and Photos in the appropriate format. See next page for the file formats that SMC is able to convert and further requirements:
http://kb.sandisk.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/32/related/1/kw/converter/r_id/101834

Download Sansa Media Converter [size 101 MB]:
http://mp3support.sandisk.com/sansa/SMC/

Manual for the Sansa View:
http://mp3support.sandisk.com/sansa/UserManual/VIEW/View_UM_English.pdf

Make sure the pictures are all in jpeg format, and make sure to run them through the Sansa Media Converter. If you have lost your installation CD, you can get the Sansa Media Converter for free on Sandisk's website.

-Tha Mp3 Doctor

its an unsupported format try to convert the videos to mp4 i am 100% sure it will work if u convert them to mp4(mpeg-4) format

Make sure the pictures are in jpg format.

-Tha Mp3 Doctor

its possible that that the pictures you are trying to view could have a too high resolution, DPI, or an unrecognizable format. Try using .jpeg format at 300X300 resolution and max 100dpi.

Did you have the same problem with Media Player 10/Media Connect or is this the first time you've tried it? Given that you have the same problem with pictures stored on a USB storage device this may well suggest that you are using an unsupported file format, how are your pictures saved? Try converting or re-saving your pictures, you can find a list of supported formats in your Xbox 360 user guide but JPEG (.jpg) is usually a safe choice.