Mp3 player not starting up

There is a led light in the upper right corner of the front. The controls are on the large round button in the center. To turn in on, press in the center of the button; the device will turn on and playback will begin. To turn it off, press AND HOLD the center of the button until the LED light flashes several times and then turns off.

To play, press the center of the button and the LED should come on and stay solid. To pause, press the center and the LED will blink once a second Press again and playback will resume.

Think of the big button as a clock face. Press at 12 for volume UP. Press at 3 for next track; HOLD for fast forward. Press at 6 for volume DOWN. Press at 9 for previous track; HOLD for rewind.

For shuffle, press at 12 and 6 together and hold for 2 full seconds. The LED will flash 4 times to show you are in shuffle mode. To go back to normal playback, press at 12 and 6 together for 2 full seconds and the LED will flash 2 times to show you are back to normal mode.

- Make sure you have installed AAA battery: MP3 player won't work otherwise (it does not need a battery to work as USB memory stick to transfer/delete songs or data) - To turn-on (or off for that matter), press first button on your LHS (eg. same side as earphone plug) for 2 or 3 seconds until (blue) LED is on: if you press button too long after the LED is on, it will switch the player off! - When the LED is on, stop pressing this button: it is ready to play the MP3 track by pressing on this same button until the LED starts flashing (LED will keep on flashing while track is playing). - If you want to skip this track and get to the next track, quickly press and release the next (e.g. middle) button. - The third button (e.g. nearest to the USB plug), quickly press and release, is used to rewind or go back to previous track. - Volume control is also performed by pressing and holding down the second or third buttons Have fun!

Find the track on your computer hard disk.

Right click on the track, click on properties.

At the top you will see the name of the track, copy it. ( outline in blue and hold down control button and press C button to copy )

Click on Summary tab.

Go down to Title, click to the right of title and a box will open. ( place the cursor over the box and hold down Control button then press V button to paste into the box )

Thats what I do...

was your action deleting or just removing ?

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Removing Tracks On your player, to remove tracks is to remove them from the Selected Music view only. The tracks are still in the player and can be accessed from submenus like Artists or Albums.
x! To permanently remove tracks, use the delete function. See Deleting Tracks. x!
On the main menu, select Music > Now Playing.
Press OK. In the Now Playing view, the progress bar changes to a rating bar.
Press OK again. The Selected Music view appears.
Press or to select a track.
Press and select one of the following:
Remove > Remove Track
Removes the current track from the list.
Remove > Remove All
Clears the list.
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Deleting TracksThis action permanently deletes tracks from your player.
> To only remove tracks from the Selected Music view, see Removing Tracks. <

On the main menu, select Music.
Select any submenu with audio tracks, for example, All Tracks.
Press or to select a track.
Press and select Delete Track
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(details from "view all knowledgebase solutions" on the site of Creative)
http://support.creative.com/Products/ProductDetails.aspx?catID=213&CatName=MP3+Players&subCatID=214&subCatName=ZEN&prodID=17897&prodName=ZEN+Mozaic

To delete files from your mp3 player using Windows Media Player 11:

My Directions:

1. Connect your mp3 player to the computer

2. Open Windows Media Player

3. Click on the icon of your Mp3 player on the left-hand side of the Library

4. Click on the Songs, Tracks, or other Music Folder

5. Find a song or songs that you want to delete

6. Left-click the song once to highlight it

7. Press the “Delete” button on your computer’s keyboard

-Tha Mp3 Doctor

Use Windows Media Player to delete the songs:
Use Windows Media Player to delete:
My Directions:

1. Connect your mp3 player to the computer

2. Open Windows Media Player

3. Click on the icon of your Mp3 player on the left-hand side of the Library

4. Click on the Songs, Tracks, or other Music Folder

5. Find a song or songs that you want to delete

6. Left-click the song once to highlight it

7. Press the “Delete” button on your computer’s keyboard
-Tha Mp3 Doctor

To record you need to first assign your input to a track, then arm the track for recording, and then press play + record at the same time.

1. So you would patch you mixer's output into an input on your DP01 (say input A). You can run some audio to set the level with the input level knob (located next to input A on the front panel).

2. Then to assign that input to a track simply press and hold the 'input A' button and then press the 'rec' button of the track you with to record on. The 'rec' button will flash rapidly to indicate that the input is assigned to the track.

(To assign the input to a different track you have to clear the input assignment from the first track and assign the input to a new track. To clear an assignment press the input assign key, A in this case, and the track it's assigned to will flash its 'rec' button. Hold down the input assign key and then press the flashing 'rec' button. The button will stop flashing and the input can then be assigned to another track by following step 2 again).

3. Next, to arm the track for recording simply press the 'rec' button for that track. The 'rec' button with flash slowly.

4. To begin recording press play + record together in the transport section and the 'rec' light for the armed track will stop flashing and light steadily. Press 'stop' to end recording.

This should get you started. The operation of the DP01 is actually pretty intuitive once you've gone through it a couple of times (which is one of the real strengths of the unit). You'll be multitracking like an expert in no time.

Cheers,

bd.

Remove the files from your player using the computer and then press the Reset button.

If problems persists, contact technical support for firmware updates on www.sony.com.

Hey EMURK72,

According to information provided by the manufacturer, you should be able to enable voice recording by following the steps below:

1) Press the menu button ("M") twice to enter the main menu.

2) Press the "+" or "-" button to highlight "Voice Recording," then press the next track button to advance.

3) Press the "+" or "-" button to highlight "Record," then press the next track button to enter voice recording mode.

4) If you press the "●" button when the display screen says "Ready," you should then be able to start voice recording.

5) You can press the "Play/Pause" button to pause and resume recording.

6) Pressing the "●" button a second time stops recording.

If you'd like more information or step-by-step instructions that include visual aides, you may wish to refer to your owner's manual.

Hope this helps you out.

Sincerely,
Aaron
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press reset button or re-flash the firmware