#Sansa sandisk c250 install#
#Sansa sandisk c250 Pc#

But I like having the radio and record feature. As others have said, the controls are a little clunky, and when turning on, it reverts to its own default volume - which is quite loud. I would NOT have been so happy if I'd spent the list price or even the current NewEgg price of $30. Overall Review: Having spent my whole evening doing that, I'm very happy with the device. (Note: it doesn't come with any SW to sync music on the PC)

#Sansa sandisk c250 install#

Before i worked that out had to install drivers manually from disk (the instruction 'just plug it in and it'll install itself' didn't work due to mode problem above), but even with those drivers couldn't get it to work with my music SW or as data drive (showed up as a device rather than a drive - I think it would have worked with Win Media Player though), so had to hunt through SanDisk forum with lots of warnings not to install the wrong firmware, until I found the SanDisk Updater - a program you install, that checks the SanDisk firmware and updates it correctly - this gave me the 'USB' menu back on the device, which let me to change to MSC mode, which let the device to show up as a drive, which let me to use the music SWI wanted to use.

#Sansa sandisk c250 Pc#

So it is working as a good low cost shuffle alternative (and you can turn shuffle / repeat on and off).Д¬ons: Took all my tech skill to setup - a v2 machine running v1 firmware which is missing the USB menu so couldn't put it in MSC mode (needed to be a drive on the PC and for some music SW).

Found a program called 'iTunes Agent' that lets me sync this (or any MP3 Player) with iTunes.

Pros: Nice sound, like the extra features, I purchased on sale for $10 - so good for that price. There are also C240, E250, and Clip+ models of the Sansa Mobile Media Players. This model has 2 GB of storage, with an option to expand memory with a Micro SD Card Slot. The C250 model is a small, affordable option in the mobile media player realm. Minimum System Requirements Peripheral(s)Д«y capacity, holds large number of MP3/WMA songs and hours of playback (see above capacity matrix)ДЄffordable, compact MP3 Player with color screenД¬olor screen (up to 64,000 colors) displays cover art and photo thumbnailsД®asy-to-use interface for sorting and playing back your musicДЇM 'on the fly' recording and voice recordingДЄdditional Information Date First Available SanDisk was the second company to produce mobile media players, second to Apple and the iPod. Removable Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Battery

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