I can only load 75 songs.I have 2.0gb and a2.0gb card.I cannot format.I take the card out and I have one song in the player.With the sd card I get about 75 songs.Windows Media shows many songs synched but none show on the player.

first format it through ur computer then format it again through

File Doesnt exist, means the music is not MP3 that your putting on, make sure its MP3 format. In regards to SD card support, the unit doesnt combine the internal and external memory. You would have to access the SD memory from the Explorer icon on the main menu.

If the player blinks blue really fast then red it can only be one of two things.

One: The bracket that goes over the micro SD card is not slide up and locked into place once the card is inserted or

Two: One of the songs loaded on the micro SD card is in the incorrect format. Try playing just the songs that came on the player first. If thoughs work then load 10 new ones on and see if they work. Keep gradually adding songs until the player stops working to help find the problem song.

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If the memory card is over 2 GB, the player can not read it because it was only designed to read up to a 2 GB memory card. It is not showing up on your player because it is too big for the player to read. If you get a smaller card, it should woork just fine on your player and you should be able to access it easily.

i could be that the songs are not formatted correctly

I'm confused. Are you saying that you can't play files on the SD card from the computer itself? Or, the songs won't play on the mp3 player once the SD card is loaded into the mp3 player?

First, make sure the songs are in the right format - each mp3 player will only play files of a certain type. Your best bet is to only use Mp3 format files -everything else is going to give you one problem or another.

Second, there is a size limit to what type of SD card the mp3 player can read. 2GB SD cards are the absolute maximum that this player will handle, and probably only 1GB even.

Hope this helps a little.

You may have to format your player in order to clear it up. This will erase everything and then you can put your songs and stuff back on it. If that doesn't clear it up you may have to format the card also if it's just an SD card. The instructions below won't help if it's a Mix Clip or a Max Clip. Here's a link to the manufacturers instructions on how to format the player.

http://digiblue.com/customer-service/faqs/disney/mixmax/06.html

SD card = too big for player to read. Get a smaller SD card.

Was the SD card in the MP3 player when you loaded the songs or did you load them some other way?  You may have to first put the SD card in the MP3 player first, then load the songs onto the player.

Try updating the firmware, you can download it from the RCA Website (http://support.rcaaudiovideo.com/).
If your computer doesn't recognize the player, you'll have to turn it off, remove the battery and keep "PLAY" pressed for 10 seconds while connecting it to the USB port, then update the firmware.