I just downloaded and installed the converter but everytime I try to convert a video the application crashes. Any Ideas? Thx
FYI, I have tried reinstalling the software, and I am using the Sansa e280
Ok, I have figured out how to fix the problem(on my comp anyway). I went into properties, then went in the tab compatibility; Then there is a section called compatility mode, I checked the box “Run this program in compatibility mode for:”. Then chose the default Windows XP(service pack 2).
Then I opened the converter and tried converting again. Vista gave me an error message complaining about the colors which I ignored and my movie was converted and works on my e280 now!!!
Let me know if this helps anyone.
Sometimes reinstalling Apple Quick Time helps.
Please find the below link for your solution :- http://kb.sandisk.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/4431/~/downloading-and-launching-the-sansa-media-converter
Also you canDownload and install Sansa Firmware Updater of the latest version
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