20 Most Recent Insignia NS-DV2G MP3 Player - Page 3 Questions & Answers

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Ensure that the battery is charged and your player is turned on. If the player still is not recognized, try connecting with a new cable as cables can also become defective. As a troubleshooting step, see if a different computer will recognize your player. If another computer does, you may need to contact your computer's manufacturer for further assistance. Additional troubleshooting steps can be found in the owner's manual.

The ONLY thing you can do is remove the battery to RESET your unit. If that doesn't work, then unfortunately, the device has faulted, essentially, they are unrepairable.

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Song files must be in MP3 format. If they are in WMA or AAC format they will not work with this player. It is an MP3 player only.

Also, if you are attempting to transfer DRM (protected) content to the player without authorizing the player for the content, there will be a warning message that states the license has expired for the content.

Make sure your files are in MP3 format and load again. If this isn't working then the player has a different problem. At this point try resetting the player by using a straightened paperclip, inserting in the hole on the bottom edge of the unit, press in until you feel a light click and hold for 5 seconds. Remove the paperclip and restart the player.

If the issue persists after converting all files to MP3 and resetting, there is a deeper issue with this player and will probably not playback music files. It can only be used as a radio.

Unfortunately this unit is no longer in stock at Best Buy and has reached End of Life a couple of years ago.

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The Insignia Sport works just like a flash drive.

When you connect the sport to the laptop with a USB cable, you shoudl see a window asking what you want to do with the player. If not you can go to "My Computer" and see the player as another drive.

When you open the Insignia player you should see the music files and can transfer them off the player and onto your laptop.

If you are looking at transfering DRM (protected) music files, you should be able to transfer them but they will not play on a computer that was not authorized by the content provider.

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Software and other useful downloads can be found here. Insignia recommends ArcSoft MediaImpression for video conversion. A free version can be downloaded from ArcSoft's website. More details can be found in the owner's manual at the link above.

I would recommend reinstalling the software. You can download it here.

Software and other useful downloads can be found here. Insignia recommends ArcSoft MediaImpression for video conversion. A free version can be downloaded from ArcSoft's website. More details can be found in the owner's manual at the link above.

I would recommend installing the drivers on your PC. They can be downloaded here.

Install a new battery and reset the player. Schematics can be found in the owner's manual. If the problem persists, service may be required and can be obtained by carrying the unit in to the place of purchase.

Recommended software and other useful downloads can be found here.

Drivers and other useful downloads can be found here.

Try removing the battery, then installing a new one. If the player will not reset afterward, I recommend returning to the place of purchase to pursue service options.

Remove the battery to force the unit to power off. Reinstall a fresh battery and reset the unit by inserting a thin tool (e.g. an unbent paper clip) into the reset port. A schematic can be found in the owner's manual. If these steps don't resolve the problem, you may return to the place of purchase to pursue service options.

I would recommend reinstalling the original software/drivers. You can find them here.

Remove the battery to force the unit to power off. Reinstall a fresh battery and reset the unit by inserting a thin tool (e.g. an unbent paper clip) into the reset port. A schematic can be found in the owner's manual. If these steps don't resolve the problem, you may return to the place of purchase to pursue service options.

Recommended file management software and drivers can be downloaded at InsigniaProducts.com.