20 Most Recent SanDisk Sansa e200 MP3 Player Questions & Answers

You cannot copy a CD song to a MP3 player, it does not recognize the CD file format only MP3 file format.
You can convert your CDs into MP3 files can copy them to your MP3 player. There are freeware programs on the Internet that convert CD songs to MP3 format, the CD song is rip/converted to MP3 file.
Microsoft Media Player can also rip CD songs into MP3 files as well as playing MP3 files/songs.

What are you using to load music. If you have access to Windows Media Player 11 it is very simple.

First open WMP11, make sure your player is connected to the computer with the USB cable. At the top of WMP11 click Sync
the player will sync with WMP11, drag and drop music and click sync, very simple. I have a Sansa View and it is very simple, This basically works with most MP3 players.

Restart your computer and retry

generally we need a 3.7v battery in this player which is also used for the classic cellophones. One should try it from India or China where the classic cellphones are still in market. The battery will cost less than 4$ bt the cost of courier or postage will approx 30$ internationally. I will try if u can send me the actual image of the existing battery in case if u want to replace it. I will find the model of the cellphone and then u can buy ur batery from any online shopping website. Check for the battery model number and voltage & amp. I m a banker and have many contacts with cellphone and accessories distributors. u can write me back.. [email protected] else try on any of shopping site. i will wait...

You must go in and manually edit the Id3 tag for these songs in Windows Media Player- time-consuming, but necessary

Music is stored on your computer (or on the Internet) as .mp3 files. You can rip (convert) them from your own CDs or find them online for sale (like at Amazon) or as free songs (Google "mp3 blog".

Here are videos showing you how to get the music on the player. Look at No. 5 and 6.

The Sansa plays other files as well as .mp3, but start with .mp3, the most popular and least complicated kind of music file.

usb device bug

When you plug the device into your computer just look at it with the file manager. If you can't see the media files, make certain you have selected in windows "show all files". You need to see the hidden files, including operating files. Be very careful only to delete files that you think are the corrupted media files. If you are on windows 7 you can look at my blog site which will explain how you can select the options to view all files. It's under the section about windows media player art problems. http://therealchart.blogspot.co.uk/p/technical-help-tips.html

According to the information I found on your player you have to use the included software. See below.

Photo Browser – supports photo files converted and transferred to the device through the included Sansa Media Converter software.

Go to this website for the users manual, you can download it here:
http://apac.sandisk.com/Assets/File/pdf/retail/Sansa_e200_UserManual.pdf

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1. Download recover.rar from here
2. unpack the libusb-win32-device-bin-20060827.tar.gz to (example) c:libusb
3 find e200tool.zip and unpack it to (example) c:e200tool

lots of archives isnt it )))

DRIVER:
1. connect using manufacturing mode (hold button on + center button while connecting)
2. In device manager find unknown device under USB and update the driver. Select driver manually. Navigate to 0781-0720.inf (came with the archive) (c:e200tool)
3. When windows promt you to install "libusb0.sys" direct it to с:libusblibusb-win32-device-bin-20060827in
4. Start-> run -> cmd
5 type:
cd
cd e200tool
e200tool recover BL_SD_boardSupportSD.rom
6. windows will find another usb device so instead of "0781-0720.inf" choose 0666-E200.inf
7 disconnect player and restart it

STEP 3 (recover bootloader)
1. connect player in manufacruring mode
2. Start-> run -> cmd
3 type:
cd
cd e200tool
e200tool recover BL_SD_boardSupportSD.rom
but before you hit enter press and hold record button (very important)

Step $ (firmware update)

1. connect player in recovery mode
2. copy PP5022.mi4 to 16 mb partition
3 restart player


OK and now If you screw it up - it is not my fault ))

It seems that the music store only accepts certain kind of mp3 players but also some accounts are closed down if there is no activity on that account for a certain time. I am pretty sure its more than a month though. I would give them a call.

If the memory card is over 2 GB, the player can not read it because it was only designed to read up to a 2 GB memory card. It is not showing up on your player because it is too big for the player to read. If you get a smaller card, it should woork just fine on your player and you should be able to access it easily.

If its less than 1 year old, have it replaced. Its a loose connection on the circuit board. SanDisk Technical Support 1-866-726-3475 Best of Luck.

there is a sliding button beside headphone jack at the top of player, shuffle it left or right and then power on. it must work..

Wrong section- just clearing the queue