Are you sending them through Overdrive’s own Media Console? You can’t drag-and-drop, and I don’t think you can use Windows Media Player. Digital rights codes are in use.
As long as you can transfer music or other data to the Clip–so you know it’s not a cord problem–you can probably get better help from Overdrive itself.
Thanks for the advice I just don’t have anymore time to waste on these mp3s however so i’m going to sell them and see if some other device will play WMA.
The Clip plays .wma. It even plays the copy-protected .wma files you get from Overdrive. But with copy protection in any player, every setting has to be correct for it to work.
Copy protection is designed to cripple files. Hidden codes are sent through the (Overdrive) media console to un-cripple them. Maybe you’ll have better luck with another player, but you are still going to have to make sure Overdrive is set correctly.