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Question: where to find audiobooks for this player? I was all set to download a book from audible.com only to find that this player does not accept files in that website's format. Bummer! Does anyone know where to find audio book downloads that are compatible with this player?
Document: The device is not compatible with audio books from Audible so if that is your favorite audiobook site you should look for another player.2. The player has no support for bookmarking your location in the book so you have to make sure you leave the player paused when your done listening and make sure you don't do anything to change the screen (i.e. going to the menu or try to use any other feature)3. The fast-forward/scanning features only increment in about 5 second blocks.
For the price I paid, this has been a fantastic product. It has a great sound, and is very easy to operate. The instructions on how to set up a playlist and download videos and music were extremely simple (this is my first MP3 player so I was a little worried about being able to do that). The only complaint that I really have is that it hasn't been easy to find many products that are compatible with it in the stores.
Love the features offered on the E250. Radio option is perfect for those times where the same old songs won't do. Compared to I-pods the Sansa is much more compatible for various download formats (audio books, music, etc.) even lets me upload free stuff from the library or other sites. Pictures look great and the option to load up a data-card gives almost unlimited storage capability. The Sansa is easy to use and set-up.
My very first purchase from Amazon.com was the SanDisk Sansa 250 MP3 player. To say I am pleased would be an understatement. I've used it to upload a library book, music, even Bible sermons. It's very clear and the music comes across wonderfully. Don't know why it took me so long to get one but now that I have, I super happy with it. It even arrived a day before I expected it. Thanks Amazon. I'll be back to buy more!
Watch out -- this player's firmware does not, at this time, support the playing of Audible Audio Books. Sandisk has in the past eventually provided firmware upgrades for their other players to support AA format, but have not yet done so for this one. So, it is a real pain if you buy this player with using Audible in mind. (There are file coverters and splitters out there, but the legality is doubtful and it is a real inconvenience.
I purchased this player so I could download audio books at no cost from NetLibrary. I bought it. I hooked it up. I downloaded my book. I downloaded the license. I hit the sync button and waited for the green bar to fill up. I disconnected it and turned it on.Ahhhhhh. What could be easier. Worked perfectly first time - took maybe 10 minutes total.If you're looking for an MP3 Player to use with audio books from NetLibrary - this one will work just fine.
The fat ear buds that came with the Sansa are far too big for my petite ears, so are useless to me. Worst of all, it will not play audio certain files, and I adore books on tape from Audible.My far less expensive RCA MP3 player recognizes a broader range of files, and runs about 10 hours on one rechageable AAA battery, so gets loads more use.
I bought this for my 12 year old daughter for Christmas. Beforehand, I charged it up and loaded it with some songs. It was EXTREMELY easy to transfer music files. It's just like using a thumb/zip drive. Just drag and drop. Pics and videos require a software install (which I didn't do) on your computer in order to convert the file format to one compatible with the player.
This is a great unit IF you plan to buy songs for download from Rhapsody or transfer songs from your own CDs via Rhapsody or Windows Media Player. HOWEVER, if you have signed up for the "Rhapsody to Go" service, and you transfer files from Rhapsody to this device, you will be billed about 89 cents per song WITHOUT YOUR CONSENT - no warning from Rhapsody 4.0 software. (You need the Sansa e250R model, which I have not seen on Amazon.com).
SanDisk E260 is a great little unit and ideally suited to listening to recorded books which is what I do. The E series San Disk will only download the free library book format. It's easy to operate and has a rechargeable battery that last about 12 hours.The silicon rubberized case is and after market item and doesn't provide a belt clip or fastening device. I cut a small retangular section out of the back of the rubber and stuck a piece of velcroe through the cut out to the MP3.
Answer: Try a public library website.  Cuyahoga County in Cleveland and Fairfax County in Northern Virginia both allow patrons to download audiobooks through various formats.  They can be loaded through Windows Media Player, although it seems very non-user friendly to me.  Also, the files don't seem to hold their place.  There may be commercial software to help with that process.On the Audible.com concern, maybe if we Audible.com subscribers banded together and began campaigning Sandisk to work with Audible.com to develop plug-ins, we'd get the issue solved!  I sent a couple emails to Audible's technical support, and they basically said the ball's in Audible's (and my) court.  Audible listeners of the forum unite!