No audio after i reformat my XP

It's a File System error on the Hard Disk. I think the only solution may be to reformat the disk. If you're only getting this on one track on one playlist, you may be able to access the other playlists to burn all other tracks to CD so you don't lose them

How to Put Songs on Disney Mix Max


The Disney Mix Max portable media player is capable of playing audio files in the MP3 format. It can also play videos formatted as WMV and display photos formatted as JPEG. You can convert audio files into MP3 using the Disney Mix Max software -- Mix It Plug-in. The plug-in works with Windows Media Player 10. This software CD came with the player and is not available online. To download music to the device, you can use Windows Media Player 10 or Windows.

Things You'll Need:

* USB cable
* Mix It Plug-In installation CD

Instructions


Convert Non-MP3 Files

Install Mix It Plug-In. Insert the Mix It Plug-in installation CD into the computer's optical drive. Click "Install Mix It Plug-In" when prompted. If no screen opens, double-click on the "My Computer" icon. Double-click on the installation CD icon. Then double-click on the setup or installation file; this file is often formatted as EXE. Select to have the program saved to your desktop. Then double-click on the desktop icon -- "disneymixitplugin" to open the setup wizard. Click "Next" in the setup screen. Follow any additional setup prompts.



Open Windows Media Player 10 and create a playlist. To create a playlist, click "Library" and select "Now Playing." Drag songs from your computer to the "Now Playlist List" pane. Click the "Now Playing List" title to open the menu and select "Save Playlist As." In the "Save As" dialog box, enter a name for the playlist and select "Save."


Open Mix It Plug-In. Select "Yes" when asked to save analysis information for your music files. The software will analyze each track's compatibility with the Disney Mix Max player.


Press "Go!" to start the conversion process. Once the process is complete, an inactive "Go!" will be displayed. All music that has been converted is still listed in your Windows Media Player 10 playlist. You are now ready to download music to the player using Windows Media Player.

Windows Media Player 10

Open Windows Media Player 10 on your computer.


Remove the USB jack cover located on the bottom of the Disney Mix Max. Insert the compatible end of the USB cable into the USB port on the Disney Mix Max. Insert the other end of the cable into the computer's USB port.


Click "Library" and click a playlist name. To create a playlist, click "Library" and select "Now Playing." Drag songs from your computer to the "Now Playlist List" pane. Click the "Now Playing List" title to open the menu and select "Save Playlist As." In the "Save As" dialog box, enter a name for the playlist and select "Save."



Select the "Sync List" tab and choose "Sync List" from the menu.
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Verify the items to be synced to the Mix Max, or right-click on a song title and select "Delete" to remove it. Click "Start Sync" to download music to the Mix Max.

Windows


Insert the USB cable to the Disney Mix Max USB jack. Connect the player to the computer with the USB cable.



Click on the desktop "Start" menu and choose "My Computer."


Double-click on the "Removable Disk" that corresponds with your connected device.


Drag songs saved on your computer with your mouse into the Removable Disk folder.


Tips & Warnings

If you converted files using the Mix It Plug-In, you will need to use Windows Media Player 10 to sync them to the player.

Hi Aking,
let's start at the begining,
you'r usb stick has been infected and you formatted it.
Did it ever work with the player?
Assuming it had.
Often this sort of stuff happens when file format is incompatible with the device. New operating system of a PC used to reformat might cause it. If you could refer to the manual of the player and check which usb formats it supports then move the data off the usb stick and reformat it according to the specification,
you should be able to put the data back on and it should work.
If above didn't help time to blame either of the pieces of hardware: usb stick or usb port on the player.

Generally speaking yes. You could take the audio outputs from the tape deck and plug them into the audio inputs for any line in the DVD recorder. Then press record. Finalize it once your done.

A more professional way to do it is to record them back into a computer. If you have Windows Plus! Digital Media Edition installed into your computer, there is an analog recorder installed. All you have to do is plug the audio output of the tape deck into the microphone jack of your computer. Then it will convert them to mp3 format. That way you can use Windows Media Player to burn the CD with by creating a playlist. If you have Windows XP and you need Plus! it should be available at any computer store for around $20.00. Wome versions of Vista may have this feature included into the operating system as well.

heres a suggestion go back to xp service pack 2. service pack is very easy to use and more compatibility than sp3. right now my 10 pc's are all xp sp2 and they have no problems about the sound.hope that helps

CHARCOIS

download songs from computer to mp3/4 player

MPIO Utility can be used with MPIO player that supports USB Mass Storage.
With this, you can..
- Format and Recover MPIO player
- Upgrade firmware of MPIO flash-type player
- Building playlist of MPIO hdd-type player

* Supported OS : Windows 98 SE, ME, 2000, and XP
* MPIO Utility doesn't work with FL200 and FY300.
* If you are using the latest firmware, be sure to use the latest version of MPIO Utility.
* Please uninstall the old version of MPIO Utility before installation.

[Download]You can redownload drivers and first uninstall the old one's.RICHARDM69

Windows Update from last year killed this player. The company is out of the mp3 business, so there is no way to fix this issue. You could try reformatting the player:
Ensure the Digital Audio Player is ON.
Use the supplied USB cable to connect between Digital Audio Player
and PC.
Double click My Computer icon on the desktop. You can find a
"Removable Disk" is added to your computer.
Right click on the Removable Disk then select Format.
Select FAT

Hi Vera I am using windows2000 OS, can not yet justify a faster Pc to run XP .. following is what I use to load and manage my MP3 audio files on my H10 20GB >using an alternative to WMP 10, I use 'EasyH10' .. prepares an H10 player without iriver plus or Windows Media Player 10 based on music and playlist files transferred manually using windows Explorer easyh10-15.exe Info re Easy_H10 URL http://www.misticriver.net/wiki/index.php/Easy_H10 URL http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=138812&package_id=152796 download 'easyh10-1.5_win32gui.zip' - connect USB cable between Pc and H10 - place H10 in 'Lock' position - use a tool ( refashioned paper clip ) to press the reset button - start H10 in USB Mass Storage Device Mode... Hold down 'O' button, continue holding 'O' button while you press the 'On / Off ' button until screen displays USB connection, after emergency display - In Windows Explorer locate the ' removable drive' - Transfer your music files with tag information to 'Music' directory on H10 - Run EasyH10 - for Media database construction to display songs in MUSIC mode. - Playlist conversion, a necessary process for your playlist files to become compatible (recognizable) with an H10 player. - EasyH10 also imports/exports tuner presets from/to a text file. Prh

Provide more info 1/ what windows OS R U Using/2 H10 requires Windows Media Player ver 10 3/ If you do not have XP to run WMP10 then connect H10 in UMS mode, transfer audio files and playlists using windows explorer 4/then use EasyH10 to update the database on H10