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Rca H125 Wont transfer music.

I have followed all directions and for some reason when I plug in the USB port the MP3 player unit locks up. As soon as it is plugged in the unit says transferring and wont stop saying transferring. I have tried using Windows Media Player 10 (the recommended programm) and even Windows Explorer but nothing seems to work. Please Help Klaus

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Hi, you can try to upgrade the player's firmware, you can download it from the RCA Website (http://support.rcaaudiovideo.com/downloads.aspx?product=187), the firmware it's the second app listed.
If your computer doesn't recognize the player, you'll have to turn it off and keep "PLAY" pressed for 10 seconds while connecting it to the USB port, then update the firmware.

Posted on Feb 07, 2008

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Start - Control Panel - Add/Remove Programs

Renew your mp3 music service subscription to get rid of the other message

Posted on May 24, 2008

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you can connect the device into your computer, then go to my computers, then my music, then you can copy or drag the music in your files to the folder on the device to ur Opal mp3 player.

Posted on Sep 28, 2008

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You can view your playlist by opening the device in windows explorer. Start/My Computer/double click corresponding drive letter to your device.

For a copy of the user guide .pdf e-mail a request to
[email protected] & I'll e-mail you a copy.

Posted on Feb 25, 2009

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