Portable Music Players and Devices

When you connect a portable device to your computer while Rhapsody is running, a portable device icon , along with the portable device name, will appear in the Sources area.

Click the portable device name to open the Portable Device Dashboard. The Dashboard will tell you what your device and your subscription are capable of, and report any problems.

To see other contents on your device, such as tracks, Rhapsody channels, photos, and playlists, click the plus sign next to the portable device to expand the menu.

Click any item in the menu to view its contents in the Display area.


You can have up to three (3) authorized portable devices at any given time.

 

Rhapsody MP3 Players, such as the Sansa e200R Rhapsody, are portable devices designed specially to work with Rhapsody. With a Rhapsody MP3 Player and a Rhapsody To Go subscription, you can transfer Rhapsody without having to purchase them, transfer  Rhapsody channels, rate tracks on your device and transfer the ratings back to Rhapsody, and even mark tracks on your device to add to your Purchase Bin  in the Sources area to buy whenever you feel like it.

 

To check out or find a device, go to: http://www.rhapsody.com/devices. Click the Rhapsody To Go link to find out which devices support transfer without purchase.

Most portable players that are not Rhapsody To Go compatible will still accept MP3MPEG Layer 3 Audio; a popular open-standard compression and file format for digital audio., WMAWindows Media audio file: Microsoft Windows proprietary audio format., and AACAdvanced Audio Coding MPEG Layer 4 Audio: an open-standard audio compression codec. files.