Sansa Community - Sansa Shaker

How to convert DRM protected music and movies to MP4/AVI/MOV/MP3/WMV/AAC...

wasare654 — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 08:50:55 GMT

Many people ask me the same question: "I purchased videos on iTunes, but I can't play them on my video player, because they are in some 'protected' M4V format that only works on iPods. How can I convert iTunes videos to MPEG or WMV format so I can play them on My portable video device such as Archos and Creative Zen?" I searched on Google, Yahoo answers and post the question on large number of forums, unfortunately, after scouring the Web for days, I couldn't find a FREE way to convert M4V to MPEG, WMV or AVI format. Then I tried to burn the iTunes video onto a DVD and re-import it into iTunes just like how to remove the protection from the iTunes audios (M4P) by burning it onto a CD and re-import it as mp3. I failed, cause iTunes doesnt have a DVD burning option, then I used Nero, but it still doesnt work as Nero doesnt supports M4V format. And finally, a software solution. I came across a few kinds of converters on Google search, they are Tunebite, Daniusoft and Noteburner. When I was testing the free trials one by one, what makes me comfortable is the...

Shaker speaker quality?

Jeff Block — Thu, 27 Sep 2007 13:10:02 GMT

How would you rate the speaker quality of the Sansa Shaker ? How much power / performance does the little bugger pack in?

Shaker on the Radar?

Jeff Block — Fri, 21 Sep 2007 13:48:15 GMT

Found a brief article about the Sansa Shaker on a news site for the local FOX TV station in South Bend, Indiana. Of all the Sandisk MP3 products to get picked up, I find it interesting that this one did. What do you all think of the Shaker? Something you're into? Something kids use and love?

Back to School Special: Sansa Slashes Prices

Community Headlines — Thu, 16 Aug 2007 23:12:20 GMT

As shoppers gather new gear for their kids' return to school, SanDisk has cut prices on major Sansa players. The prices of Sansa’s WiFi-capable Sansa Connect has been cut to $150. And the Sansa Shaker , which is aimed a grade school kids will appear in a new model that holds 1 GB and now costs only $50 (and their current 512 MB model will sell for $35). You don’t have to be heading for school to want to snatch up these deals!

Who Needs a Review?

SansaCommunity Team — Wed, 25 Jul 2007 15:45:38 GMT

this kid playing with the shaker (with a little prodding) says it all:

How Many Songs Are Supposed to Fit on My MP3 Player?

Matt Whitlock — Fri, 15 Jun 2007 19:22:07 GMT

Let's cut through the confusion: The total capacity of the player is not limited to the number of songs, but by the amount of data storage available.

If You are a Kid.... You'll want a Sansa Shaker

Eric Brandt — Wed, 13 Jun 2007 21:20:57 GMT

The Shaker is ideal for kids: it is fun, colorful (pink or blue?), easy to operate, and relatively cheap ($39.99US). Best of all, you move from one song to the next by just shaking it, with a snap. (Though you can also use the controller bands for switching songs and changing volume.) In the car, sitting in the back seat, kids can now have their own music. And they can customiz e their Shaker using the special stickers that come included. Everyone will know who each Shaker belongs to. The Shaker is designed for listening with friends: It has two headphone jacks so your best friend can listen along with you, and it has a built-in speaker for larger groups. And you can swap songs with your friends by lending them your 512 MB SD memory card – which is big enough to hold about 140 recorded songs. The Sansa Shaker is currently come in blue and pink – and each MP3 player comes with a USB cable, lanyard, a battery, and pre-loaded songs. One AAA battery will give you about 15 hours of listening through your earphones. Available from Sandisk or Amazon.com . Youtube video shows 4 year-old doing...