wow, this is pretty sweet, I gues Sandisk got better at giving meaningful updates to their players

Long-time visitor, first-time poster.

Anyway, I debate between flash players for months now and then SanDisk goes ahead and does this. The only thing that kept this player off my list was it's lack of video support.

Now, with a single firmware update, the Connect moves near to the top of the list.

Could anyone explain how to load videos onto a Sansa Connect?

I got the new firmware, and it shows that I can now load photos and videos, but for some reason I cannot download videos from my computer to the Sansa Connect... any ideas?

If you click on the "Sansa Connect" icon that comes up in 'My Computer' in Windows Explorer, you can explore the file structure of the device. I was able to transfer videos to the player simply by dragging and dropping them in the folder marked "Video"

it doesn't show video on it. need more instructions

it doesn't show video on it. need more instructions

kk i looked in my documents. srry i waz confused. but culd u just tell me what 2 do after i drag the movies?

im still confused. my email iz mjjmk@hotmail.com if u could tell me that way

somebody plllllleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeease help!!! i got it 2 days ago thinking it had video but it didnt so now i have a problem cuz i open my computer and i click on sansa connect then internal memory and all that shows up is some crap it doesnt show "video" on it please help

kk i am reely confused noones helping me! pleeeeeeeeese help!?

To put videos onto the Sansa Connect, use the sansa media converter. You can get it from www.sandisk.com/support/sansa. Click on the Sansa Connect and then Sansa Media Converter.
Skip Registration and download and install the media converter. It's really simple after that, just choose add media, find your video, add it, then hit convert. Same thing with pictures.

I have the same player. Instead of using Sansa's software, I use only Axara Video Converter. Sansa will only play MPEG4 files. Axara will d/l from Youtube directly, convert and save your file to whatever format you like. It cost money, but take it from one who never buys software over the internet, it works great. Here is mine playing a bush music video over an antique tube stereo.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wSYh-p5JOaU

My husband bought me a Sansa Connect WiFi MP3 Player 4GB it was my birthday gift. It was missing the CD. I had to take back to the store.

mjjmk needs to read the manual.

hey i need help i tried but nothing happend there was nothing in my player i need help

Why does this have to be such a pain in the @ss? lol i can't get anything onto my sansa cause i don't have XP. so im using a mircoSD card, but ive been trying to put converted vids onto there. ive tryed mp4 and 3gp, but nothings playing or being read through the card. Any help'a appreciated. =]

daisukelove16@yahoo.com thanx

it works is totally kool its pretty high res and its pretty easy

can you plz tell me where we can sansa media converter can find?

can you plz tell me where we can sansa media converter can find?

The converter that everyone is looking for is on the sansa website. It's there, I have downloaded twice on two different pcs. There is another choice that I have found. It is any video converter. just do a google for it, and you will find it. I use my almost everyday. Its better than any Ipod that I've had before. I HATE ITUNES!!!!!!!

My connect did not come with a cd either, but you don't need one.