SanDisk mp3 player

How do I get music onto my sons SanDisk mp3 player from itunes?

Hey emil41
Unfortunately iTunes will only transfer your media to an iPod or Apple TV. iTunes is not designed to put media onto other devices.
You can Get Info on the file by going to File>Get Info. Then copy the file to your device from its location on the computer with Explorer or any other application that came with the device.
Jason

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Please see this page: http://kb.sandisk.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/229
which says:
'Although Mac OS is NOT a supported operating system, the Sansa player can still be recognized if the Sansa player is only plugged in MSC mode.
Mac computers do NOT support MTP
A Sansa player in MTP mode when plugged into a Mac computer will NOT be detected or recognized.'
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http://www.sandisk.com/Retail/Default.aspx?CatID=1302
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