Can't transfer data files

What kind of new tablet do you use? If it's an iPad, you are able to download books to iPad directly. Just launch iTunes on your tablet and go to iTunes Store, then search for the book you need and click Get below the book cover.
When you want to download ebooks to iPad, you are able to sync the books with iTunes. Having the latest version of iTunes installed on computer, you are able to connect your iPad to computer with USB and sync ebooks to computer.

After getting the ebooks in iTunes library, you are able to sync the books to iPad easily. The following guidance will show you how to finish the task.
1. Plug iPad into computer via USB, and iTunes will launch automatically.
2. Click the iPad icon and choose Books category in the left sidebar.
3. Check Sync Books and choose All Books or Selected Books.
4. Click Sync at the right bottom to start syncing books to iPad.

After syncing books to iPad with iTunes, you will get the books in the iBooks app on iPad. Now you have an enjoyment. But note that you should shut down auto sync before you sync books with iTunes. To shut down auto sync of iTunes, you need to go to Edit > Preferences > Devices on iPad, and check "Prevent iPods, iPhones and iPads from syncing automatically".

If you have downloaded or got books from elsewhere, you can add books to iTunes at first, and then sync these ebooks to iPad. To add ebooks from computer to iTunes library, you only need to click File > Add File to Library at the upper left corner of iTunes, and then the ebooks will be added to iTunes Book Library.

Visit this guide for more methods about how to transfer books to iPad tablet. http://www.leawo.org/tutorial/download-ebooks-to-ipad.html

Hello,


Can u tell me the model of ur mp3 player ???

Did you ever get this working? I'm seeing the same error when trying to transfer an audiobook checked out from the Dallas Public Library to my Samsung Galaxy Nexus phone.

Hi,

This error may happen when you have eBooks that you borrowed from the library in both Adobe DRM-protected ePub and PDF formats on the Reader digital book at the same time. Follow these steps to correct this issue:

1. Delete all borrwed books from the Reader digital book.
2. Verify that all borrowed books are in the same format (either ePub or PDF) before transferring them back to your Reader digital book.

eBookBoy
http://digialreader.freeforums.org

Yes, just plug in the iPhone into the computer via USB that you have the iTunes on and you sync it by clicking "sync" and a message will pop up asking if you want to transfer your purchases to your library and at that point you click "yes".

I was afraid of that. The file that you are trying to load has a DRM license on it that has a fixed-term license. It will play on your player for about a wekk or so, and then it is unusable except on the computer itself.

Most mp3 players that claim to support audiobooks don't really support most audiobooks - or don't play them correctly. Audiobooks that are in mp3 format (as in, NOT Overdrive) will give you the fewest problems.

System files can often be hidden from view. But when transferring a file the computer will see these hidden files even if you can't. Most Windows computers have the option to display hidden files. Find out how to do this and then you will see them.

Hi shellibelli,

I am not expert, but I had the same problem using OverDrive Media to transfer audio books and music to my SanClip 2mb. So, here is what I did, I hope it will help you.

On my mp3 player I went to "Settings" -> "USB Mode" - > and then I selected "MTP", whereas "AutoDetect" was what was previously selected by default. This seemed to solve my problem. I hope it helps you!

I have this problem too. Found that if you go to the folder that has the music file in it, right click on each problem file and select 'open with -> " and choose Sonic stage, then it will import the file. Next problem may be that it imports it with 'unknown' as the file name but if you then right click on the file within SonicStage and select 'Get CD info' it will find it. Tedious if you have several dozen/hundred files that won't import I'm afraid...

Before we try blaming a faulty cd/dvd unit lets check out faulty Windows Media Player Software. Is Media Player up to date? Try installing iTunes set as default. That will force the cd/dvd association to iTunes. See if the player works or what the error is...If it works...Then re-open Media player make it the default again and see it what it does. or This is from the Microsoft site: Windows Media Player cannot find the file. This error message usually indicates the link from an item in Media Library to its associated digital media file is broken. Items in Media Library are links to digital media files that are stored on your computer, a network drive, a removable storage card, an Internet server, or another location. Links can be broken for one of the following reasons: * A link to a temporary file from the Internet cache (for example, a file from the Temporary Internet Files folder) was added to Media Library and that file was later deleted. * A link to a digital media file was added to Media Library and the file was later deleted. To repair a link Do one of the following: * If you deleted or moved the file, replace it to its original location. * If you moved the file, right-click the item in Media Library, click Error Details, and then enter the new location of the file. To delete a link Do one of the following: * Right-click the item in Media Library, click Error Details, and then select the Remove file from Media Library check box. * Right-click the item in Media Library, and then click Delete from Library. Good Luck, Tim