Transferring files back to PC from Gigabeat

I saw the solution suggested for the other guy with this same problem. I've re-tried and re-tried, and from I can tell, the reason the files wont play is because Gigabeat Room encrypts the files to .SAT files during transfer. All I got from Google was that .SAT is an extension for 3D images, which doesnt make any sense to me. my question is, does anyone know how to deal a SAT file?

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If you google this question you will get your answer. I do not deal with those files so never checked.

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SOURCE: Gigabeat Room

I've got the install CD that has gigabeat room 2.02 - US version. if someone wants it - email me the request and I'll email a zip of the whole CD. it's only 29 MB (kelly . piper . cherokee at gmail . com) remove spaces...

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SOURCE: gigabeat room driver

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SOURCE: Gigabeat room fails to recognize my Gigabeat

It seems to be a permissions thing. When you launch Gigabeat Room, right click and choose "Run as Administrator". The Gigabeat button is then activated in the room interface.

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SOURCE: Gigabeat Room Can't Detect Gigabeat on Vista

The key is to have the GB watcher run under XP mode and administrator rights. When you start up the GB Room right click on the program and run as administrator. It runs every time for me. I have the F20.

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SOURCE: Gigabeat room will not recognize my gigabeat

I was investigating other Toshiba F40 issaue and came across this thread. This might help you.
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/30962/using_your_new_toshiba_gigabeat_tips.html?cat=15

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