20 Most Recent Naxa Electronics NX144 Digital Media Player Questions & Answers

Your device is having a rechargeable lithium battery which is charged automatically whenever you connect the device with USB cable to transfer files from a computer.Hope this helps.Please reply me if you are having doubts.Don't forget to rate me if satisfied.

mp4 is different format and amv is siff.. try converter of the mp4 to amv

do you have CDs or most of files back up on your PC / laptop? if yes we can continue on... plug device up to PC, go to my computer open it... we only want to copy the software and hidden software too (no media files) and save in a temp folder on the pc... once we saved all the software to that temp folder on the PC... go back the the device right click and format (yes format will delete every thing on the device) say okay.... this should take 30 sec to a full minute...once format is complete, that software we saved go get it and copy (re install) back to device. Now it is like new all over again, you can add all your files back again....... note if you have recently downloaded files don't put those on they may be damage or corrupt .... have fun and enjoy

Hi cynthiatejed,
Check out this problem and solution:
http://www.fixya.com/support/t4065494-need_driver_naxa_nx_142_mp3_player
The driver on the cd is available for download here. See if this works!

it is probably set to scan or random colors in the settings menu see if you can get to the settings and set it to one color

Naxa com No idea what you need.

Hi, this is a very common problem, after you have pulled the ear phones in and out a few times the solder on the earphone socket becomes brittle and breaks making you lose the connection with the circuit board, now as you have ruled out it being an earphone fault then the only possible problem could be the solder.

now sometimes if you wiggle the earphone at the part that goes into the mp3 you can sometimes get the sound working again, but this dont always work so dont rely on this,

now the problem you have is that the cost of getting this part fixed would cost a lot more than buying a new mp4 player.

the cheapest place to try and get this fixed is a tv repair shop, tell them exactly what the problem is so they dont have to test it and see how much they will charge you to resolder the earphone socket back in place properly.

that would be the cheapest option and could possibly get it working again if they will do the work for you

im sorry their is no easy fix but without getting the earphone socket re-soldered it will just never work

let me know if you need further assistance ok

hi,
some naxa driver softwares are have inherent problems in compatibility with a few OS.
try getting a new copy of the driver from the vendor(it'll be free of cost), it is the simplest solution possible.
cheers

Open Windows Media Player, click the arrow underneath the Rip tab, and select Rip Options --> Format --> Change the format to mp3. Now re-rip the songs and resync them to the mp3 player. Voila!

-Tha Mp3 Doctor

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