I HAVE RCA MOD. # RD900WB LYRA WIRELESS TRANSMITTER WHICH DOES NOT WORK ON WINDOWS VISTA. IS THERE A NEW MODEL THAT DOES WORK ON WINDOWS VISTA.

If you boot with the RD2780 plugged into the USB, Vista will recognize it.

I have upgraded my RCA Lyra 1080 and show music files on the Lyra Window in my pc, but when I attempt to play music on the Lyra it says "no music files."

The only website that will have the Vista compatible software is the RCA website - I know the Pearl and other models are Vista-compat now, but I'm not 100% sure about the Lyra. Enter your model # into the RCA support site to find out.

Try getting a new headphone jack or try getting new headphones.

Hi,

You can download here from RCA.

u dont want any software. to transfer music to RCa lyra. i have one. just copy amd paste to the memory card of RCA lyra. if detected.....

You don't need software for this device...it should just be read just like a flash drive or a memory stick.

If you have Windows XP you need to download Musicmatch Jukebox in order to transfer music. Google it. You will probably have to pay for it. However Musicmatch Jukebox does not work with Windows Vista. If you have Vista, you can use Windows Media Player to transfer music to your Lyra. The Media Player automatically comes with Windows Vista OS. Of course, you need to connect your Lyra to your computer using the proper USB cable, so your computer must have a USB port.

-Potter4

Try updating the player's firmware, you can download it from the RCA Website (http://support.rcaaudiovideo.com/)
If your computer doesn't recognize the player, you'll have to turn it off and keep "PLAY" pressed for 10 seconds while connecting it to the USB port, then update the firmware.

If you go on to rca.com and type in MC5102 you will get the support page and the mp3 player does not suppord windows vista