How To Make Playlists For Sansa Clip On A Mac

If you get a window asking you what to do, click 'Open folder to view files' for both. On my computer the internal memory is labeled 'SANSA CLIPZ (E:)', and the external card is F.

I followed your directions, but when it comes to saving the text edit file as NAME.M3U I get an error message saying: 'you cannot save this file with extension '.m3u' at the end of the name. The required extension is '.rtf'. It will allow me to save the text edit document as NAME.m3u.rtf (both extensions) but I doubt this is doable. In fact, I just checked it on the Clip Zip and each playlist is empty. Also, the songs come along with all the details, like album, date, etc. NOT the way I expected per your sample.

I don't know. I ordered my Clip on 8-21-11 and received it promptly. About a week ago my computer decided not to recognize the unit anymore. There were no harsh words between the two, just a flat refusal to work together.

The Sansa Clip integrates a wearable clip, and unlike the iPod shuffle features an OLED display that lets you view playlists or songs sorted by title, artist, album and genre. It also incorporates an FM tuner and recorder with 40 presets, a built-in microphone so it can double as a digital recorder, and an integrated rechargeable battery good for 15 hours of operation on a single charge. The Sansa Clip supports MP3, WAV, Audible and Windows Media Audio (WMA) file formats — it does not appear to work with AAC, the format used by Apple for iTunes, either protected with FairPlay DRM or unprotected (as iTunes Plus files are). The Sansa Clip comes in black, red, pink or blue colors in its 2GB capacity.

To import a playlist file in Winamp, right-click on Playlists in the left pane and click 'Import playlist from file.' , and find the M3U file. The playlist should appear in the left pane; play it and step through each song briefly to make sure the playlist works. SanDisk on Monday introduced the Sansa Clip, a new wearable MP3 player about the size of a golf ball, designed to compete with Apple’s iPod shuffle. The device comes in 1GB and 2GB models for.

Other than lack of AAC support, I have nothing but praise for the Sansa Clip. This feature packed, tiny little music player is an incredible bang for the buck.

Listening to FM Radio To listen to live broadcast FM stations, follow these steps: 1. • SanDisk Clip Sport MP3 player. Books The SanDisk Clip Sport MP3 player is able to store multiple audiobooks and podcasts.

It must have been something that happened while I was out and left them together on my desk. Anyway, I called Sansa and they have promised me a brand new Clip+ as a replacement. Sansa was very nice and wished me and the new couple the best.

The Clip Sport only supports M3U playlists and they must be stored in the same directory as the files in the playlist. The process below gives instructions for creating an M3U playlist using Windows Media Player for the use on the Clip Sport.

Then iTunes menu File -> Library -> Export playlist. Select M3U and save the file. On the desktop, drag the file to the Sansa (or just save it to the Sansa).' Finally, there is a third party script called 'itunes to SansaClip.scpt' that I downloaded off the Sansa Forums that presumably makes the interface easier. I haven't tried it.