Sansa c240 mp3

No, the Sansa C240 does not support video files. It will handle MP3, WMA, WAV, and protected WMA DRM audio files. It can also handle still images in JPEG, TIFF, PNG, BMP, and GIF files.

I wish that I had better news for you. Some of the newer MP3 players from SanDisk do support video files.

Cindy Wells

One, put the files in a compressed folder, then put the compressed folder onto the Sansa.
Two, convert the music files to something other than .wma, .mp3, and .wav.

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is that mp3 player have the facility to add memmory card... then see in the side of the player their will an space given to insert that mcardf

Use the same version of windows that you used to put the songs on with to edit them.

eg: If you put them on your player with vista, you wont see them in XP.

I used a 4gb micro chip and everything works fine. NO MORE PROBLEM>>>>>>

you can use any of those media programs to sync music on but when you want to put videos on pictures on you have to use the sandisk sansa converter software.

Not Mac compatible - sorry; you will get the internal drive to show up, but the files may or may not show up; they may or may not transfer

TRANSFER PHOTOS
To transfer photos to your Sansa c240:
1. Open Sansa Media Converter on your PC
2. Connect Sansa c240 to the computer.
The detected Sansa c240 will list the available space and total space on the device. If more than one
device is inserted, only the first device will be supported.
3. Add the media files to be converted and transferred to the device.
4. Press “Convert” button to start the conversion process and transfer all of the files in the selected
media window and output them using the parameter setting for each media type. A convert status
box will appear showing which file(s) are being converted and the percentage of that file along with
all of the files.

Its real easy. Open the Sandisk from "My Computer" then just copy the songs from there. Similar with Copy and Paste from one file to another. Click CTRL C to the file you want to copy then put it inside the Sandisk folder CTRL V. That should do it!