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October 15, 2011 11:53 AM

Categories: Sansa Clip / Clip +

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lowfatyog

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Joined: 10/15/2011

I took delivery of a new Clip+ 8GB today. I charged the battery via a USB port on my laptop (I'm using Windows 7), then copied a few podcasts to the Clip+; I also synced it with Windows Media Player (not sure whether I needed to do that?). Problem I have that I'm unable to play, or even see, any of the files on the player: all I see is an icon of a pair of headphones and "Music>". I've read the manual which came with the player, also had a look at the downloaded manual but im can't see how to get started with the player. Also, I seem to have only 220 Kb of the internal memory free. Am I missing something obvious, or have I somehow screwed up my new purchase? Any help would be very much appreciated.

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October 15, 2011 12:09 PM

I've found out why so much of the memory has been used up: a load of my photographs have been copied across to the player, presumably because I opted to Sync it. I take it I can delete the photos, or the folder containing them? Thanks again.

October 15, 2011 12:30 PM

I'm making progress! I hadn't removed the protective cover from the screen (didn't think that would make a difference) - screen now shows a "Connected" message icons of the PC and the player.

October 15, 2011 12:37 PM

Many apologies for my unnecessary posts - Clip+ is working now. Removing the screen protector seems to have done the trick (perhaps this should have been specified in the manual?).

November 5, 2011 3:39 PM

PROFUSE thanks to you, lowfatyog. Mine did exactly the same thing, which was nothing, after I deleted some of the fluff that came along with it. I kept watching the clips on youtube, where they showed all the neat menu stuff, but all I saw was that bloody "earphones 'n music" display. THEN, I read this forum, and found out about that COVER. When I removed it, the little thing lit up, and I realized that this was the answer. But as you say, this cover, this peal-n-play strip is documented NOWHERE that I can see, in the (sparse) doco. Nor did any geeks mention it in the youtube stuff. Sigh. Shame on them all. What would I have done without this blurb? Thanks again, my friend,

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