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Answer by Sonico67
Try another video converter, also make sure you’re using the correct file format output that is supported by the newer player.

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Answer by Luke L
You can only put itunes music on your blackjack if you put the music onto itunes from a cd. If you bought the music from itunes you can only put that music on ipods. But you could still burn it to a cd. But unfortunately it can only be put on an ipod. I ran into this same problem! I hope this helps!!!

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Answer by USMC1775
Downloading music for free is illegal and shouldn’t e done you hurting the music industry everytime you do it. Federal law enforcement agencies have ways of tracking down people who download music and prosecuting them.

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Answer by Oliyah
You don’t need to Get the Sansa Media Converter to Transfer song on your player. the Sansa Media Converter is used to transfer photos and videos on the Sansa.and to transfer song on the Player this is what you need to know.

the Sansa has two modes wherein it may connect to the computer, the MSC (Mass Storage Class) mode and the MTP (Media Transfer Protocol) mode. If you are transferring un-licensed, non-protected songs, you may transfer them using the MSC mode by simply copying them on to the Sansa. This mode also allows you to use the player with Audible files. If you are transferring music that you have purchased or music that are licensed and/or proctected, you would need to use the MTP mode. To transfer these files, you would need to use Windows Media Player 10 or some other Music Softwares such as Rhapsody and Napster.

If you add songs to the player in one mode, then switch to the other mode, you will not be able to see the songs from the previous mode, though the space used on the player will still reflect their presence. If you cannot see your songs on your PC in one mode, please try viewing them in the other. In order to change the USB mode of the player, you must power the player on and go to “Settings.” Under “Settings,” there should be a “USB” option. It would then give you the choice to change it from “Auto Detect” (MTP which is also known as Playforsure in other Sansa) to “MSC (Also known as Rhapsody in other Sansa).”

To add songs using the MSC mode, follow these steps:

1. Organize your songs into folders and place it into one directory.
2. Open “My Computer” and open the “Sansa C240″ drive for your Sansa.
3. If you see 3-4 Folder there, click on Tools choose File Opdtion, there will be a Pop-up screen and choose View Tab
4. Select on Show Hidden files and Folder Option, so you can see all the files
5. Choose MUSIC Folder, double click and Drag and drop all the songs on that folder, and It will go automatically on your player. OR highlight a songs, right click select COPY, go to MUSIC folder right click then PASTE and it will be save on your Player

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Answer by calcprogrammer1
With the Browser, no. The Browser doesn’t support Flash or Java or anything like that. Needless to say, it IS possible to play audio and video on a DS or DS Lite, but not using the Browser.

Get yourself a flashcart, I recommend the Datel Games n’ Music because it’s available in stores and it’s cheap ($ 20 to $ 40 at Wal Mart or Best Buy or other retailers). It comes with a 128MB microSD card that you put programs, video, audio, and other files on, and it loads .nds homebrew programs. MoonShell is a homebrew program that plays mp3′s and .dpg converted video. I have some videos showing how to use the Games n’ Music device on youtube:

http://www.youtube.com/calcprogrammer1

If you’re interested in movies and music on your DS, I recommend getting one. If you want a better one (the GnM can lag on video sometimes), you can buy an R4DS online (online only) for as low as $ 40 but it doesn’t come with a microSD unless you buy a package which is more expensive. The R4 can read the card faster so it can stream higher quality video clips.

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Answer by Imran
Just go to: http://mediaconverter.org/

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Answer by Ifath
Hey the Files must be Compressed with 7 zip. Try n Extract it through WinRar and play the files.If u dont Have Winrar,Download 7 zip to Extract teh Files.

http://www.7-zip.org/download.html

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Answer by bthouse68
1. Do you have an iPod Video? If not that’s why it won’t play.

2. Do you have auto-sync on iTunes set? If so, it should automatically copy to your iPod. If not, just drag the video to you iPod icon when it’s plugged in to the computer.

3. Is the mp4 an iPod file? All mp4s will play through iTunes or Quicktime, but not all mp4s will play on a iPod. Your video converter should have a couple different options on how to conver. If you select the iPod mp4 option, it will play on your iPod and also on your computer.

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Answer by Kurt
It depends on what site you use, there are several.
I’m personally fond of mediaconverter.org, but that has a limit on conversions per day and it doesn’t always.
We use keepvid in my school, and they’re EXTREMELY stingy about viruses because everything is on a network, and they don’t want to have to spend $ 10,000 to replace every computer in the district, or have the whole tech department go down, so I can assure you, that site is safe. You download that as an MP4, FLV, or 3GP, then you can use another site like mediaconverter.org or a downloadable program like Format Factory to convert those to MP3 or WAV files or whatever type of music file you’d like.

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Answer by Tulip
here you go

http://rapidshare.de/files/35402115/Sansa_Media_Converter__v1.2.1.71_.zip

download it and tell me if u could do it.. it’s 15MB

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