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The FUZE does not (since firmware 1.2.26/2.2.26) support ID3v2.4. But it does support ID3v2.3 and as it appears not only in ISO-8859-1 encoding but also in UTF-16.

The Sansa differentiates between songs transferred via MTP mode and those transferred via MSC mode. The demo songs are all in the MTP area and thus you won't see them when looking at the device in MSC mode.

To work with the FUSE in Rhythmbox, you have two choices: MTP mode or MSC mode. The MTP mode is the Media Transfer Protocol which the Windows Media Player uses. There's a plugin for Rhythmbox which lets the player show up and you are able to manage the player from there.

The Sansa is very picky about what file to play and what not. The demo video has the following format:

The Sansa's have different features for different countries/regions. E.g. the Japanese radio frequencies ranging from 76 to 90 MHz are partly used for Police radio and thus it is not allowed to tune to these forbidden frequencies.

• Beginner's Guide to Sansa Players: ubuntuforums.org
• Daniel's Firmware Collection: daniel.haxx.se
• SanDisk Fuze Firmware Forum: sandisk.com
• Sansa Fuze Firmware Forum: anythingbutipod.com
• Rockbox Firmware: Rockbox on FUZE
• Fuze's Supported Video Codec: anythingbutipod.com
• E200 Tips&Tricks: wikibooks.org