Hello,
I have a Sansa Clip+ and at school we had to make our own mix in pro tools, after bouncing it into a .wav file it didn’t play the song, can anyone help?
Hello,
I have a Sansa Clip+ and at school we had to make our own mix in pro tools, after bouncing it into a .wav file it didn’t play the song, can anyone help?
The Clip+ doesn’t support wav files, except the ones the player makes when recording. Convert the files to mp3 or WMA before loading them on the player.
@jk98 wrote:
The Clip+ doesn’t support wav files, except the ones the player makes when recording. Convert the files to mp3 or WMA before loading them on the player.
Really? I thought it did, based on the printed info. (e.g. the manual). But I haven’t tried any.
I’ve played .wav files on mine with no problem.
There could be an issue with the ripping software/setting the OP used though preventing the files from being played.
I just had a problem with WAV files rearing a head. I used Media Player to do the Import. I think the default is WAV. You can change this. By the RIP button there is type file button, I then changed the Import to be MP3 instead of WAV. Saved LOTS of space too!
For portable music use, definitely go a compressed music format such as MP3–the quality can be up there with a higher bitrate rip, and the space savings is significant (like, 7-to-1 or so with my files).