Trying to upload music...Names of the songs do not come up.

use this link to get the manual.www.elementelectronics.com/support_docs/gc-922/gc-922_manual.pdf

The following may help:
- Ensure that your Music files are of the correct format (usually .MP3 or .WMA suffix and usually NOT .WAV which is the standard CD format). - Ensure that you upload your music .MP3 or .WMA files to the correct directory and names are not excessively long as some MP3 will limit the max name length. If you know a working song on your MP3, locate the directory it resides in and put your songs there. - Lastly, if you have put your song with the correct naming convention/suffix and you now see them in your player list but they will not play, then your MP3/WMA file has non-compatible 'property' whcih is usually the encoding 'bit rate' (usually anything under 128mbps fix rate is good but you can see what is acceptable by looking at the 'properties' of your working songs that are on your MP3 player)

The following may help:
- Ensure that your Music files are of the correct format (usually .MP3 or .WMA suffix and usually NOT .WAV which is the standard CD format). - Ensure that you upload your music .MP3 or .WMA files to the correct directory and names are not excessively long as some MP3 will limit the max name length. If you know a working song on your MP3, locate the directory it resides in and put your songs there. - Lastly, if you have put your song with the correct naming convention/suffix and you now see them in your player list but they will not play, then your MP3/WMA file has non-compatible 'property' whcih is usually the encoding 'bit rate' (usually anything under 128mbps fix rate is good but you can see what is acceptable by looking at the 'properties' of your working songs that are on your MP3 player)

there are two ways you can download music onto your mp3

1. you can go to your my computer icon on your desktop and go to the mp3 player file then you can open up a new window and go to where all ur music is and drag and drop the music from one folder to the other so that you will have your music or
2. you can go to your windows media player and go to sync and choose the music files you want on your device and then press sync when you are all finished finding all of the music you want onto your mp3

hope this helps you and if you have any other questions just ask

download a program called "media monkey" this will automatically load your player with songs to the most efficient use of space. It's a free version that you can upgrade. Just google it.

first u plug it in to ur computer..then if u have limewire do these following steps: 1) open limewire
2)search a song
3) when u find the song u want, right click it and click on download
4) when the song is finish, go to ''my computer'' nd click on removable g:
5)open it nd drag ur song in there, and after that ur finish!!!

my mp3 plays the beat of the song but the words are faided

I have a GC-920 (I think. It doesn't actually HAVE the model number on it.) that I got for Xmas 2008. After reading the rather sparse manual, I decided to bypass the included mini-disk altogether, and just see if plugging it into a PC would let me access it as a removable drive. It does. So to get music onto it, I can just copy the files over from my hard drive to the Music folder on the internal 2 GB memory of the GC-920. I have the music in folders by group names, and some of those have individual subfolders by album name. It all works just like In Windows XP Explorer on the PC. When one album plays out, the player will move to the next album by that group (or performer) and play it. when it has played all the albumes, it climbs back up the folder tree and gets the next group's music. However, this is where MY problems began. :-(

Things worked fine for about 3 weeks. But then the player started "missing" songs in the files. When I investigated, they all seem to be there on the player, and in the proper order. Some are even named with numbers preceding the tune, as ripped by Nero. But the PLAYER is arbitrarily sorting the songs and ignoring the numbers. I tried deleting the whole folder, and then re-copying the songs back onto the player. But it will put them in random sequence like "17,18, 19, 20, 1,2,3,4,5".

If anyone has a fix for THAT I'd like to know. I can't find anything on the player itself mentioning "play lists" or such. So I am going to try installing the CD and see if that helps.

I hope the info above helps you out.

Zoandar

this happened to me all you do is go to the m then go to repeat and click m and then go to repeat all and click m and it plays the whole song

take the mp3 player off hold and re-sync your music. i bought 2 of these players for my mom and dad for christmas and loaded them up before giving it to them. i had the same problem where it said it had music on it but it wouldnt play and played around with it for a bit. i fixed it by taking it off hold and re-syncing everything and it worked.... good luck.
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