Coby MP-705 Frozen after loading Files

I know from reading the user manual that it is meant to play WMA
files but you may have to use the coby media manager to convert the files to mp3 or possibly to wma ( that the player can read )
I have similar problems with mp3 files that do not play in my car mp3 player .

yes, the Coby MP-610 is compatible with mp3, wav and WMA.
http://reviews.cnet.com/mp3-players/coby-mp-610-digital/4507-6490_7-33576481.html?tag=specs

Hi,
You can download from below webiste
http://www.retrevo.com/support/Coby-MP-705-8GB-MP3-Players-manual/id/23609dj488/t/2/
Thank you

1. Turn on the MP3 player, go to Settings/Setup - System - Change USB mode to MSC
2. Connect the MP3 player to the computer
3. The MP3 player will show up as a Removable Disk drive under 'My Computer'
4. Double click on it, it will load Coby Media Manager, follow prompts to install
5. Click the 'Movie' tab at the left hand side of Coby Media Manager, the software will scan your computer for video files.
6. Once your video shows, right click the video, and click 'Sync', this will add the video file to your MP705 with the correct format.

If you need the Coby Media Manager:

http://www.digdash.biz/product/coby/coby_media_manager/install/coby-mediamanager-2009b0924.exe

Just get this tool to help you.
1. insert your DVD
2. load your file to aHi DVD Ripper
3. choose mp4 format
4. click" start" button.
Then you will get the right format.
Here is the tool for you: http://www.ahisoft.com/ahi-dvd-ripper

Microsoft Windows

Double-click the “My Computer” icon on your desktop
and then double-click the icon that represents
your Coby player (e.g., MP-705) (MTP Multimedia
Player).

Your player contains two folders: Data and Media.

• Drag your media files to the Media folder (e.g., MP3, WMA files).

• Drag all other types of files to the Data folder for storage.

Data files are only visible from a
computer; these files will not be available from
within the player itself.

I hope this helps

Mike

first you have to rip them to your computer using a media player like windows media player, itunes or songbird and then you can usually select sync from the menu or tabs to send the file to the media player. Or the other way is to drag the ripped mp3 files to the mp3 player in windows explorer as the mp3 player will show up as a hard drive/removable device.

AUDIO SUPPORTED FORMATS: MP3, WMA, Ogg Vorbis
PICTURE SUPPORTED FORMATS: .jpg, .gif, .png
VIDEO SUPPORTED FORMATS: AVI

make sure what your putting on is MP3 or unprotected WMA files. If the light is blinking, then it means its playing the song, if you hear nothing, the audio is not in the correct format.