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Originally Posted by booklover6
So, speaking of SanDisk players. I had to bring up a chat with Audible and have them deactivate the 3 clip zips. It didn't work when I tried it. I managed to get my 2 Clip Sports activated (he said so in the chat) but have yet to get any audible books on to the devices. So irritating. Maybe I'll just save them for library books and listen to all Audible books on my Windows NCP.
ETA: WOW. How did I not know this? (Apparently neither does tech support)
NOTE: Sansa Clip Sports and Sansa Clip Jam are not compatible with .aax file formats.
This is from Sandisk.com.
ETA - I found out the problem. I didn't realize I could choose a different format when downloading Audible files. I downloaded format 4, and it loaded onto the Sport with no problems. Yay! |
Wow! SanDisk needs to correct the descriptions of these players.
EDIT: thanks for the heads up. I changed the specs in the OP to read as such:
- Books --> Audible 4, MP3 --> Audible e (.aax) not supported
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PLAY AUDIO FILES IN MANY POPULAR FORMATS
You’re free to play your whole music collection on your Clip Jam™ player. Simply drag, drop and play the tunes you want to hear—whether they’re MP3, WMA (no DRM), AAC (DRM-free iTunes), and Audible (DRM only). The Clip Jam™ player is your own personal DJ.
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COMPATIBILITY AND WARRANTY
The SanDisk Clip Sport MP3 Player is compatible with common MP3 and AAC audio file formats, along with Audible (DRM only), FLAC, Ogg Vorbis, WAV, and WMA (no DRM) files. It is backed by a one-year limited warranty (United States only). See warranty period for your region.
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