Ilo mp3 player and memory/files

You can manually program a station by pressing AM/FM to get to the correct radio band. Then tune in a station with the Tuner +/- (the left/right arrow) buttons on the remote. Next press Memory (just below 7) and then a number on the keypad. The number must be entered before the Program Preset number stops blinking. (For FM you can use some 2 digit numbers.) To scan through the stations in memory use the Channel +/- buttons on the remote or the Next/Previous track buttons on the RT2770. You could fill all of the memory slots automatically by pressing and holding the AM/FM button for two seconds. The unit will store the stations that it tunes in in order until the memory slots are full. Note: you do need to have the FM antenna and AM loop antenna connected (and extended for the FM antenna).

Retrevo has the manual for the RCA RT2770 available here: http://www.retrevo.com/support/RCA-RT2770-Home-Theater-Systems-manual/id/2869dj191/t/2/ . You will need to enter a code to download the PDF.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

This player can store 20 preset FM stations. Go to this Phillips WEB site to download a user manual. It will give instruction on how to tune your player to FM stations.
http://download.p4c.philips.com/files/s/sa1vbe08w_97/sa1vbe08w_97_dfu_aen.pdf

Repeat play (Remote control only)
Press [FM MODE/REPEAT] on the remote
control before or during play.
The player will play all the tracks or all the
programmed tracks repeatedly. " " appears
on the display.
To cancel repeat play, press [FM MODE/
REPEAT] again. " " disappears.

Hope this helps you!

that is the virus problem. u had better to consult costumer care.

thank u

Hi try this Philips site. http://www.p4c.philips.com/cgi-bin/dcbint/cpindex.pl?ctn=HDD6320/01&scy=US&slg=AEN&grp=PORTABLE_ENTERTAINMENT_GR&cat=MP3_PLAYERS_CA&sct=HDD_AUDIO_JUKEBOX_SU#

If you’re having this problem while using the FM transmitter try using a different FM Station. I have the same problem. Mine only does this when I am using the FM transmitter. I recently noticed my volume is adjustable on certain FM Stations, and on other FM stations the volume control is limited. I hope this helps.

I don't think there is one, but there is a solution so you can listen to them as mp3.

1. First record what you want
2. Then go on www.wav-mp3.com
3. Downlaod the free converter version, or buy the advanced version
4. You can now easily convert and reconvert files for free

And hust so you know, you can even convert other files than mp3 and wav

This is the worst mp3 player ever invented - i have to tell you this up front. There is no driver, the company does not support the product anymore - I would return it now while you still can.

Either the device is bad, the pc port is bad, or the software is faulty. Try connecting to different usb port, then a usb port on a different pc with a compatible os. If still not recognized, then there is physical damage to player.

Try this: disconnect the player from the computer, turn it off, hold in the volume + button, and reconnect the player to the computer while holding the volume + button in. Keep holding the volume + button for an additional 5-50 seconds. Windows should eventually go into recovery mode and revive the player- it will pop up a window that says Found New Hardware Wizard.

has the unit been dropped?
the antenna is the ear phones so other than that it looks like the units fm tuner is bad.

Ok I have same player, same problem. Turns out Windows Media player copied the files into the FM subfolder on the device. FIX: connect device to computer. Do not open WIndows media player, instead open windows explorer, in there you should see the ilo as a new drive. Click the drive and go into the FM folder, now select all files and drag them directly to the drive. The secret is the files have to be outside of the FM folder loose in the device (not in any folder) After that I safley removed the device from the system tray icon and powered it on and the songs were all there. It runs an index process that creates the lists, this takes a second.