|
advertisement
|
Summary
Product:
Sansa e250
Vendor:
SanDisk
Tested operating systems:
Ubuntu Linux
Most recent version of this submission:
Sansa e250
Average Rating:
Submit a new result for this product
MajorGeeks.com - It's like sports for geeks.
· Duplicate Annihilator - Aperture Edition 1.11.0
· Capto: Screen Capture and Record 2.0
· LastPass 4.4.0+
· Atom 1.57.0
· LaunchBar 6.14.1
· 1Password 7.8.2
· Skype 8.72.0.82
· Plex Media Server 1.22.3.4523
· Unity 2021.1.7f1
· Adobe Photoshop CC 2022 22.4
· Capto: Screen Capture and Record 2.0
· LastPass 4.4.0+
· Atom 1.57.0
· LaunchBar 6.14.1
· 1Password 7.8.2
· Skype 8.72.0.82
· Plex Media Server 1.22.3.4523
· Unity 2021.1.7f1
· Adobe Photoshop CC 2022 22.4
There are currently 89 user(s) online:
Google
· New? Start Here
· About Us
· KnowlegeBase
· CompatDB
· Geektionary
· Useful Links
· Folding@Home
· Copyright
· Privacy
· About Us
· KnowlegeBase
· CompatDB
· Geektionary
· Useful Links
· Folding@Home
· Copyright
· Privacy
Product:
Sansa e250
Vendor:
SanDisk
Tested operating systems:
Ubuntu Linux
Most recent version of this submission:
Sansa e250
Average Rating:
Submit a new result for this product
Post License:
GNU LGPL
With the default firmware, the Sansa can only play videos that are MJPEG encoded in a QuickTime container, with a LPCM 11025 Hz big-endian audio track. SanDisk provides appropriate encoding software for that other operating system only and ffmpeg/mencoder cannot produce that exact format without serious glitches.
The best fix is to install RockBox (www.rockbox.org) to gain support for more media formats. While this is virtually risk-free because it installs next to the existing firmware, it may void your warranty.