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My Sansa Fuze stops and starts songs repeatedly during play mode, the icon still says the song is playing but no matter what I do it stops and starts on it's own
Re: My Sansa Fuze stops and starts songs repeatedly...
Could it be that the intro-play setting in on. I've noticed that once they intro-play setting it on, it starts the song and stops, then plays another one.
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1. Play the song.
2. Tap the now playing screen.
3. On the Now Playing screen, you will now see play and volume controls at the bottom of the screen. At the top is track information. Under the album title is a scrubbing bar that indicates the time remaining in the song.
4. A small icon that looks like two circular arrows is on the left side below the scrubbing bar. Tap this icon once to repeat the album. The icon will turn blue when repeat is activated.
5. Tap the icon again to repeat the current song. The icon will change to show the number 1 inside a blue circle.
6. Touch the icon a third time to cancel any repeat. The icon will turn white when it's deactivated.
mode: for repeat
10+Album: to change song more than 10 like 11 19 Skip/Search: press one time will go to next song press and hold search the song Play/Pause: start playing song or make it stop Stop : stop the song you are playing Eq/Prog : setting menu Vol+- increase or decrease the sound
Sounds like the player is running in INTRO mode, only playing the first part of each song. To change playback mode, follow the steps as described below.
Switch the player ON and start music playback:
1. Press PLAY button to START music to play
2. Press PLAY button again to PAUSE the playback
3. Press MODE button to enter playback mode selection
4. Scroll with MODE button through selections
5. Press MODE button when selection REPEAT is in the display
6. Use MODE button to select from: Normal, Repeat One, Repeat within current Folder (if any), Repeat Folders (if any), Repeat All songs, Random Play back, and Intro
7. Press MODE button to confirm selection
dear veronica,do you mean that you want to move the songs from rhapsody to your sansa?if so ,maybe i could help you .first,i have to tell you that all the music purchased from rhapsody is under DRM protection.which stops customers from playing the downloaded music with other portable devices like apple and so on .same as your sansa.so if you want to enjoy these songs with your sansa ,you have to use some tool to convert it .here is a detailed tutorial about how to do it .or if you still want to know the instruction ,please see this demo .(do not delete)
I think the song you are looking for is "Babylon of the Orient" by the Shanghai Restoration Project featuring Amos Wimbush. It contains the phrases "Come on and Holla back, I want to Holla at you.".
hmm. The hard drive itself could be messed up. The hard drive can easily be formatted by right clicking and formatting it. Though I am taking the easy way out here to fix the problem.
first you must format the player using msc mode then after that retransfer the songs to the player. If you are receiving this message it means that the songs on the player have expired. This is normal if you download the songs off rhapsody, napster or any online music stores and if you have ripped songs iwht copy protect music on it if you ripped them using windows media player 10.
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