20 Most Recent Jensen Awm910 Rv Wall Mount Cd Player Am/fm Radio - Page 7 Questions & Answers

I believe that means file system error. I am pretty sure it uses FAT32 formatting, so you may be able to reformat it. I was unable to find a manual though. Anywho, to reformat try this. Make sure it is not the C: drive or Disk 0 you are selecting. Go by the disk size and the mp3 device will be less than 2 GB.

If you try the memory on other systems and get the same message then you should consider the memory itself to be defective.

Sorry.

Hi,
Generally Audio books are in MP3 format please check the format of the audio books and size first then try to copy it to the player if the space left in the player is less than the size of the book then you can not copy it and there are some codecs used to play the files if it is not present in the player then you can not play the books.

Hello,

There's a manual for the SMP-xGBL model going to next link:
http://www.spectraintl.com/jn/pdf/SMP-2GBL%20English%20UM%20(ALI,%20no%20DRM,USA).pdf

Adobe Reader is needed to read this manual in pdf format.
Enlarge the view to about 200% or choose fill to width of screen in the top bar of Adobe Reader to enlarge fonts and pics. ( zoom - function )


For a large print of the pdf file choose

above the top bar of Adobe Reader:
File > Print...

in the print overview under Page Handling:
Page Scaling [ Tile all pages ]
Tile Scale [ 200 % ]

Hope this was enough information to get a readable manual.
When needing more help, just post a comment.

conenct the device to the computer
in itunes it will have your device down the side
then drag and drop your songs onto your player
then only disconnect the player when itunes says you can
then see if it works

hope this helps

Well once you put the songs from your cd onto your computer place them in a folder in my documents and name it music. Plug in your mp3 player and go into your my computer folder and open your mp3 player as a folder. Or if you have autoplay on when it loads itself and pops up on the screen click where it says open items as a folder. Once you have it open into a folder just go into your my documents and slide the music folder over into the mp3 folder. That should work because thats how I do mine I dont like using the disc way because the disc is way to confusing.

As the root directory is already full, you will first need to move or delete some files from your root directory before creating new folders in the root directory.
Hope it helps. Let me know how you go.

my jensen smp-2gbl says the music is there but says unknown format and will not play the songs. How do I fix it

My advice has to be generic as I am not sure which model you are using, or which software you are using. The heading for your post says "Generic problem for Jensen MP3" but then it shows me a picture of what looks like an ipod of some sort.

In my experience, the best way to manage your player's songs, is to avoid using any software to load it, ESPECIALLY iTunes. If you have an ipod after all, then unfortunately you are a bit stuck with iTunes. If this is the case, turn on manual sync and it will stop nuking your playlists.

Other than Apple's mp3 products, every other mp3 player around will act like a thumbdrive or memory card when you plug it into your computer: that is, it will show up in window's explorer or Mac's finder as a removable storage device. In this way you can use explorer or finder to simply copy the folders with your music onto your mp3 device.

The simplest, most effective way is to manually manage your music, then you won't have to worry about software nuking your mobile library for you every time you sync.

I hope that helps.

Some MP3 players can only play certain types of video files. The type of video files that you are putting on your player may not be readable by the player. The specs show the player can read MP3, WMA, WAV, FLAC, APE. Check the file type of the movie you are putting on it and see if it is any of these types...if not then that is the problem. Here is a link to the download page and it looks like there is software for your player.

http://www.spectraintl.com/downloads.html

Features

• Playback of MP3, WMA, WAV, FLAC, APE
  
• 2GB Built-in Flash Memory (Optional: Up to 8GB)
  
• 1.5”” Color CSTN Display
  
• Multi-lingual Display
  
• USB 2.0 Interface for High Speed Downloads
  
• Preset EQ Settings
  
• E-book, AVI Movie, Voice Recording & Photo Browse Function
  
• FM Tuner
  
• Stereo Earbuds
  
• Power: Built-in Rechargeable Lithium Battery
  
• Size: 1-11/16”(H) x 1-11/16”(W) x 15/32 ” (D)

Only if it's an iPod as they can only link to one iTunes at a time. If it's any other mp3 player, it should be fine. Got to love Apple's limitations.

Disconnect everything, and turn it on. If it hums, it needs repair. Then try hooking up one cable at a time. If a connection hums, try another cable. If it hums no matter where you plug it in, try a 2-prong power plug adapter, or a ground-lift plug, as it's called. If nothing works, it may need a repair in its power supply. It would still turn on, but buzz no matter what you connect.

figured it out finally - was not going to pay for this info!!!! thanks anyway

Hello,

Downloading music for the SMPV-2GBUB is explained in the manual on
page 11 (=10) and 12 (=11) of this file:
http://www.spectraintl.com/jn/pdf/SMPV-2GBUB%20English%20UM.pdf

1. Use a powered USB connection directly to the computer (not through a hub) .
2. Avoid data loss, after media transfer. Safely remove hardware in the lower right corner:

Try this link

http://voxrightnow.custhelp.com/app/utils/login_form/redirect/ask

Mike...

Download them from the manufacturer.