

Download links and the release notes are available below. SanDisk has released firmware version 2.20 for the SanDisk Clip Sport Plus/Voice. For an optimal experience with your Clip Sport Plus/Voice, SanDisk recommends that you update your Firmware with each new release. SanDisk actively and periodically updates the capabilities, functionality, and reliability of the Firmware. You can think of it as the operating system. Disconnect the Sansa player after all the songs are transferred successfully.įirmware is the software code that powers your Clip Sport Plus and Clip Voice. WARNING: Do not disconnect the Sansa player while the songs are being transferred.Ħ. Drag and drop the selected songs to the Sansa player's Music folder. NOTE: To select multiple songs, hold down the COMMAND key while clicking on the songs you want transferred.ĥ. Select a song you want to transfer to the Sansa player by clicking on it. STEP 3 - Transfer music from iTunes to the Sansa playerĤ. The Sansa will be listed as a removable disk. Click Start > Computer (Win XP users Start > My Computer).ģ. Connect the Sansa player to the Windows PCĢ. On the desktop, double-click on the Sansa player that shows up.ġ. Connect the Sansa player to the Mac computer.Ģ.

STEP 2 - Connect the Sansa player to the computerġ. NOTE: SanDisk Clip Sport and Clip Jam are MSC only device, and is always in MSC mode. STEP 1 -Switch the USB mode on your Sansa player to MSC If files are already in the proper format, proceed to the steps below: Converting AAC or M4A files to MP3 using iTunes version 7

Converting AAC/ M4A files to MP3 using iTunes 8, 9 and 10 Fuze, Clip, Clip+, e200 series, c200 series) require converting AAC/M4A to MP3 format, refer to the following articles: Clip Sport, Clip Sport Plus, Clip Sport Go, Clip Jam, Clip Zip, Clip Jam, Fuze+ and Connect players support AAC/M4A, DRM-free file formats from iTunes.Īll other Sansa players (e.g.
