Sansa Community - Sansa Express

Can anyone help me?

jiji — Fri, 07 Nov 2008 14:23:50 GMT

i hard reset my player and looks like i don't have the player's original software. Does anyone knows from where i can download it? For free ...of course

What Happens When You Drop a Sansa Express in Water?

Momo — Sat, 02 Feb 2008 04:46:16 GMT

I know you're dying to know. I wish I didn't know, but it's a tale as old as time. Who hasn't dropped a cellphone/mp3 player/other electronic device into a toilet/puddle/bathtub/washer/sink/etc.... My sister dropped my not-so-beloved iPod into her bubble bath (so much for a relaxing soak). Of course, I forgave her, but I gave it to a guy I work with, who happens to fix and sell iPods, and he said that although the screen went black after the submersion, all it needed was a good charge and it was like nothing happened. I have also heard similar stories of Creative Lab and SanDisk products working just peachy after an unintentional bath. But what happened to my Sansa, is a different story. Like my sister before me, I was trying to take one of those relaxing baths you hear all about, and it was great (in case you were curious) up until *plunk* went my Sansa. I pulled that sucker out in less than three seconds, I swear; there was no way that thing was under water for more than five. It gurgled a few notes, then died. I rushed to towel-dry it and then used a blow dryer to...

Sansa Vs. Ipod

Momo — Sat, 02 Feb 2008 04:41:58 GMT

Right now, the word "iPod" has become synonymous with "mp3 player". Maybe because Macintosh revolutionized the world of portable music files, maybe because Apple products are the preferred and more recognizable brand name, or maybe it's just because the bi-syllabic moniker rolls off the tongue pretty easily. But let me tell you right now, it is NOT because the Ipod is the superior product on the market. I had an iPod for about two years. For a PC user, it was not easy. I had to download the software that accompanied the product, and when I got a computer of my own, my files were not transferred from my parents' PC downstairs to mine in my room. It wasn't as easy as plugging in my Ipod and voila there was my music; I had to re-install the software, and then I kept getting this message that my Ipod was connected to another computer. Duh. And getting my music files into iTunes was no picnic, either. I had to convert the files to an iTunes file, which is not just an mp3, no siree. So, after a lengthy search, I decided to get an inexpensive and easy-to-use Sansa Express. The Sansa...

trouble with the playlists

iuliux — Sat, 29 Dec 2007 23:29:54 GMT

so, how the hack do I set a new playlist? and that Go list... can I put a song there without playing it?

New Sansa View 8GB

KYNGofLYONZ — Sat, 03 Nov 2007 21:22:59 GMT

Does anyone know if there are any Sandisk travel cases or anything similar, for sale in the U.S. Also any background on the themes for sansa E260 if they can be used with the View 8GB. About to go to Best Buy and purchase the view. I was going to get the E260 but changed my mind and decided on the View 8 GB.

Sansa Express Games

jdr2 — Tue, 30 Oct 2007 22:26:37 GMT

I was wondering if there is a way to or if some one create a program to play games on my sansa express nothing complicated like old games like pong, on block braker, those type of things. just a thought let me know what you think

SanDisk Express Line flash memory

Jeff Block — Mon, 17 Sep 2007 17:22:10 GMT

SanDisk recently launched the "SanDisk Express Line" of high-performance flash memory products, based on the ExpressCard technology standard, designed for pro camcorders, and targeting professional photographers and videographers. The SanDisk ExpressCard is expected to be available in November, in 8- and 16GB capacities. Recording time for high-definition video capture, at 35 megabits per second, would be approximately 30 minutes on the 8GB card and 60 minutes on the 16GB card. Read more at MacNN or Engadget .

The Sansa Express

terrence1019 — Sun, 08 Jul 2007 06:09:10 GMT

The Sansa Express is a promising product in terms of design, mobility, and usage. However, it has a little work to be done on its firmware capacities. More can be done by either two ways: pressuring the Sansa's Technical team to improve upon it, or porting Rockbox onto it. The latter seems like a good way to go.