Re-open your Audible Manager app, there is SanDisk MP3 player under the 'Mobile Devices' option and right-click to select 'Activate.' to active this device. Find your SanDisk Sansa device, hit on it and click the 'OK' to confirm it. It will pop up a new window, in which you will see all compatible devices with Audible books. And then please click the 'Device' at the top menu bar and choose 'Add New Device' selection. lug in your SanDisk Sansa MP3 player into your computer via USB port. So, you can't refer to this way if you are Mac owner. Note: This app is only available for Windows operating system. Please download, install and launch Audible Manager app on your Windows computer. As consequence, you need to use Audible Manager to active SanDisk Clip devices and transfer Audible books to them as Audible AA and AAX files are encrypted by DRM technology aiming to protect the intellectual property rights of our content providers and authors. Activate and Transfer Audible Audiobooks to SanDisk Using Audible ManagerĪlthough you will be able to listen to Audible files on SanDisk Sansa, there is not Audible app on SanDisk MP3 players, which is different from Audible on mobile devices, like Android, iOS, and Windows phone. Be aware that at least 6MB of free space is required for the Clip's firmware.Part 1. The entire process should take under 10 minutes.
Attach your player to the computer and open the app.Download and install the Sansa Firmware Updater.
Updating the SanDisk Sansa player's firmware Now with more features and a brighter screen.
( Cowon is a notable example.) In addition, the players now support the most advanced Audible AAX format (type 4), and they include enhanced control over audiobooks and podcasts.įor more information on features and bug fixes offered by the firmware, head to SanDisk's Web site to read all about Sansa Fuze Version 1.01.15 and Sansa Clip Version 1.01.29. This added feature certainly gives the Sansas a leg up on the competition, as only a handful of other MP3 players offer such playback. Perhaps the most exciting thing for audio format nerds is the addition of support for both Ogg Vorbis and FLAC file types. If you haven't done it already, make sure you do-I've included some basic steps for updating Sansa players below. I finally got around to installing the new firmware on the Clip and I have to say that it's definitely a worthwhile install (most firmware is). Well, technically, the update for each is a different piece of software, but most of the fixes and enhancements are similar, so I'm treating the two as one here. Awhile back, SanDisk released some fairly major firmware for both the Sansa Clip and the Sansa Fuze.
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