I have to second this. Not being able to sync an expansion card while it's in the player is a big missing feature of MM. WMP can do this, and I believe Winamp can do it as well. Not just for the Sansa Express, but other players ... the Sansa Connect, the Sirius Stiletto 2, etc. It's the one feature,...

I have to second this. Not being able to sync an expansion card while it's in the player is a big missing feature of MM. WMP can do this, and I believe Winamp can do it as well. Not just for the Sansa Express, but other players ... the Sansa Connect, the Sirius Stiletto 2, etc.

Yeah... In my case (Classic 160) all the firmware updates have been adding features and fixing annoyances. But that's me... 'Tis a bummer. That hasn't been the case with my fifth gen 80GB. It's been working flawlessly since I got it, and there haven't been any features added by firmware upgrades, o...

I do this now, and it appears to work ... my .mp4 and .m4v files are left alone. I think this has been in at least the last two MM3 versions (.1140 and whatever was before that).

Marquis wrote:That is how I do it as well.

Besides, you still need itunes to update the firmware.

Unless there's a firmware update that adds some really great new feature to my iPod, I'm perfectly happy with the firmware that's on there now.

Too bad you're not interested in iPods, because my iPod Video 80gb syncs amazingly quickly with MM. :D My son has a 80 gb classic but I don't think he will let me erase his music just so I can test the syncing capabilities of MM and he likes ITunes so I doubt he will switch to MM. Nyn I've found th...

Too bad you're not interested in iPods, because my iPod Video 80gb syncs amazingly quickly with MM.

Amazon.com has an 8GB (yes, 8GB) Cowon iAudio U5 on sale for $110. That's a really good deal.

How do i not use the auto sync's - it thought i unticked it for music & pod casts. left it ticked for Video. great, it copyed my video but deleted all my other files :( however i resync with MM and my video was there and all my music my problem is that i have about 60 GB of music and would like to ...

All iPods play MP3's just fine, as long as you don't exceed around 128 bitrate. I found out that 192 bitrate MP3's won't play at all, even though they play just fine on my Samsung MP3 player. The vaunted iPods can't handle it. Hmm, my 80GB video iPod has no problem playing MP3s encoded at 192 Kbps ...

cmx wrote:Keep in mind that the Sony, Creative, and Sandisk machines don't support ACC. Locking yourself into a mp3 "only" player might be a problem.

You must mean AAC. Only a problem if you have AAC.

turbomustang84 wrote:I really do not need anything larger than 8gb of storage ,
I am looking for something durable and simple to operate

How about something smaller than 8GB, like 2GB? If so, sounds like the Sansa Clip might work for you. Or there's a 4GB model coming out in a couple of weeks.

Hey folks; Just installed ScrobblerDJ today. Added a song to my Now Playing list and started playing it. In the MM taskbar was displayed "Scrobbler DJ: Querying Last.FM ...", then a dialog box appeared containing the following: There was a problem querying the database: Error executing SQL "SELECT S...

Kinda depends on any requirements you have ... for example, would you want to load so many songs on it that flash players are out of the question, etc. Anyway, I love my 2GB Sansa Clip. ( There's a 4GB model coming out soon or it may be out already. ) It's one of the best sounding MP3 players I've e...

You know, the funny thing is that sometimes when MediaMonkey's running and I plug in my Connect (or maybe I already have the Connect plugged in and I start MM), the Connect shows up as "Sansa Connect - Expansion Card". Of course I can't see its contents. Then when I unplug the Connect and connect it...