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January 11, 2009 02:06 AM

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DonS

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Can anyone tell me what these different modes are supposed to be used for?   It seems as though I can sync with windows media player 11 in either mode with the autodetect showing a graphic image of the sansa view.

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January 11, 2009 2:36 AM

AutoDetect, or as some call it , autodefect, more often than not defaults to MTP. You need MTP for subscription services like Rhapsody, and people usually have more success transferring playlists with MTP as well. MSC, on the other hand, makes your player appear to your computer like a thumb drive. Another benefit of it is that it allows your Sansa to work with just about any OS...Windows, Mac, I think people even make them work with Linux(i know nothing about Linux). Also, with MSC, since it's like a thumb drive , you can use My Computer/Windows Explorer to drag and drop your music onto your player, if you don't want to have to use WMP,WinAmp,MediaMonkey, etc. every time you add/subtract music if you don't want to. Biggest problem with AutoDetect....before I forget...anything you put on in MTP you can't see in MSC...and vice versa. So you're better off sticking with one or the other.

My players:4gb Fuze,8gb microSDHC,2gb Clip
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January 11, 2009 4:23 AM

Thanks for the reply. It seems as though autodetect works ok but now I understand why when I sync'd using one methods albums didn't show up in the other.

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