My pc isn't recognizing my GPX MX6815DT as a mass storage device. It recognizes it as an audio device only.
When I try to transfer MP3 files to the player files, it says that there is not enough space.
A 3.5KB song should be no problem for a 256MB player. Is there another driver or software that I need? Thanks.
i didn't have batteries for my mp3 player so i used the usb cord. it worked fine for months. then, it started saying the computer didn't recognize the device but once i jiggled the cord it did. now it won't start at all & none of the error messages will even come up.what do i do?i didn't have batteries for my mp3 player so i used the usb cord. it worked fine for months. then, it started saying the computer didn't recognize the device but once i jiggled the cord it did. now it won't start at all & none of the error messages will even come up.what do i do?
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For those that still use this mp3 player here are some things you need to know.
the gpx mw6815dt can operate as a media player or a usb storage device.
you need to change which state it is in via the System option.
Enter (Sys) from (Mode) go to (Online Device) enter (Mode) select USB Disk or Media Device. When you connect it as a USB Disk you will see all files not shown when connected as a Media Device using windows explorer. Also I suggest you make sure if you format the GPX you stay with the FAT 16 file system.
Note: DRM only works when the gpx is in Media mode.
If you have an SDcard installed you can access it via windows explorer or media player as a usb device only. With media player 11 you can still sync both the internal and sd drive with your library however you won't have drm options since your in usb device mode.
Note: in order to have both usb drives avaiable you need to use the Multi Drive option under (Online Mode) in the (System) menu, other wise you won't see the sdcard.
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Re: GPX MW6815DT trouble
Hi,
There are some pre-loaded songs on your device, that can lock down your player making it unable to add more songs.
Follow these steps to delete all pre-loaded songs and unlock your player for future music downloads.
1. Connect your MW6825DT to your computer.
2. Open ?My Computer? from your computer?s desktop.
3. You will see ?GPX Player? under Audio Device type.
4. Select and right mouse click on ?GPX Player? and select ?Format??.
5. Click ?OK? on the Format WARNING window.
6. Click ?OK? again on ?Format Complete? window.
Now try again to transfer some music. It is recommended to use Windows Media Player to transfer music from your computer to your device.
Good day,
Daniel
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I had a sandisk that had settings in its menu for two different USB modes. Try the option that corresponds to Mass Storage Mode, this allows the device to be recognized like a USB drive. You can then navigate to the music folder to copy mp3 files from your computer.
<span><span>You don't need software to transfer files. Here is what you need to do.</span><br /><br />Go into your phone settings.<br /><br />Click on Connection<br /><br />Select USB Connection Mode<br /><br />Select Mass Storage (You MUST have a 1g memory card or larger in the phone)<br /><br />Connect the USB to your phone and your PC <br /><br />Viola! your pc should recognize it as a mass storage device. Put files where you want them etc.<br /></span>
You can try two things. 1. Download Kies the software to be used for file transfer in samsung...install that connect the device..it will recognize it.then you can move the pictures to the computer
2. Go to settings inside the phone....check pc connectivity there and select mass storage. so now when to connect th phone the computer will recognize the phone as external mass storage device..simply go to my computer and then open there
The problem most likely is the Dell does not recognize the MAC file format (HPFS), but the MAC will recognize the PC's FAT 32 file system.
First format the USB mass storage device using the Dell, format this device in FAT 32 not in NTFS because the MAC can read and write/copy PC format files but the Dell/PC cannot read MAC format files.
Then Safely remove this device, connect it to the MAC and copy the files onto this drive. When you connect this device to the Dell, you will be able to see the files.
Have fun.
transfer music to your phone Before you copy files to your phone, make sure the files are in a format that the phone recognizes. Your phone’s music player can play the following types of audio files: AAC, AAC+, MP3. To prepare your phone to receive music files: 1 Insert a memory card into your phone (see page 11). 2 Set your phone to Mass Storage mode by going to - >Settings > USB > Mass Storage.
To install games, I would recommend using the Mass Storage functionality. Drop the java game inside the games and applications folder and install directly from the handset.
• The USB mode uses a file transfer class called the MSC (Mass Storage Class). This was developed as a way for files to be transferred onto an external drive such as a flash drive or an external hard drive. • In this mode, your mp3 player will look and function like an external hard drive in that it will appear in My Computer as a separate drive. This transfer class is not very specific to the transfer of media files so the MTP (Media Transfer Protocol) was introduced. • The difference with media files, specifically music files, is that they demand much more management. • Downloading services can require special licensing and a limit on the number of playbacks a music file can have. • The acquisition, restoration, updating, and backing up of these licenses as well as compatibility issues with file type and compression ratio within these digital music players demanded a more user-friendly and functional approach to file transfers. • For this reason, you will need to have Windows Media Player 10 or 11 available on your computer to utilize MTP. • Those with Windows Media Player 9 on their Windows 98 SE, Windows Millennium Edition, and Windows 2000 operating system will need to update using our Download Center. • We recommend the use of MTP over MSC (the USB mode on your player) because it is more specific to the transfer of music files. To change this setting, press the power button on your device once it’s connected to the computer until the USB icon disappears.
That might be a blessing in disguise. I have never liked the non-MSD option, but I tolerate it. You should be able to transfer and view files with the computer recognizing it as an MSD device. If you insist on changing it, use the iRiver plus 3 software from iRiver's website to update the firmware on the player, and your computer will no longer treat it as a Mass Storage Device - don't say I didn't warn you.
(windows xp) Open the Device Manager in the Control Panel, locate the Audio Player/MTP Device (should be under Portable Devices). Right click it and select Update Driver and select the option to browse manually, press Next and select Choose Manually from a list. Once there you should have two lists (one with manufacturers and one with devices). The ALiCorp manufacturer should be chosen by default, if not try to locate it (if it does not exist you need the drivers!) Important! select USB MASS STORAGE DEVICE from the Device list and NOT AUDIO PLAYER / MTP DEVICE! Press next/install and let it finish, now you should be able to transfer mp3 files to you audio player using your favorite sync software or manually dragging the files in to the correct device in the my computer folder.
The names for the buttons etc may not the correct as my OS language is not english and I assume you have some basic understanding of computers, this solutuion worked for me and some friends who also bought ALiCorp mp3 players (they are really cheap) This may also work with other storage devices.
A problem I have also had is the FILE SYSTEM error when trying to play songs, I fixed this by changing the battery to an older one (my mp3 player hates new batteries for some reason)
The best thing you can do to avoid things like this is get a proper mp3 player and dont buy this cheap ****, save up cash for a proper one with USB rechargnig as it will save you money in the long run, stay away from alicorp since everything they make is total **** and incompatible with everything (personal experience).
Hope this helps people and sorry for the english but it is my third language.
i didn't have batteries for my mp3 player so i used the usb cord. it worked fine for months. then, it started saying the computer didn't recognize the device but once i jiggled the cord it did. now it won't start at all & none of the error messages will even come up.what do i do?
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