COBY MP610-2G - FILE SYSTEM ERROR

Hello Elizabeth,

To transfer music to your player, connect your Coby MP600 to your computer using the supplied USB cable.

Once connected, your computer will automatically recognize the player as a Removable Disk.

??To open the player to view files, double-click the icon that appears.

Once you have opened the player's folder, simply drag and drop files to the player as you would a floppy disk.

??Copy music files to the root directory.

??Copy movie files to the "MOVIE.DIR" folder

??Copy photo files to the "PHOTO.DIR" folder

??Copy text files to the "TEXT.DIR" folder.

After copying the files, disconnect it properly and you are done.


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When your MP3 Player is connected to a computer, you may transfer music files to your MP3 player using your operating system's basic file management commands (i.e., copy-and-paste or drag-and-drop).Connect the Coby MP3 player to your computer through its USB adapter. Select "Open folder to view files" from the new device dialog box that pops up. If the new device dialog does not appear upon the hardware's connection, click "Start," click "My Computer" and right-click the Coby MP3 player's device icon in Windows Explorer .Click "Start," click "My Music" and open the folder containing the music you wish to transfer onto the Coby MP3 player. Drag and drop the music files or folders into the Coby MP3 player's open directory. Alternatively, you can highlight the music files or folders and click the "Copy the selected" link from the Files and Folders Tasks menu in the left column. Select the "Removable Disk" drive from the list of destinations.

To transfer songs to your Coby MP-610 please follow the instructions below;

1.Connect the Coby player to the computer with the USB 2.0 cable provided as shown.

2.Upon connection your computer will automatically recognize the player as a Removable Disk.
3.To open the player, double on the icon that appears.You can see all files and folders currently stored in the player.
4.Once you have opened the player's folder, simply drag and drop (or Copy Paste) the required files to the player from your computer to the following folders;

• Copy music files to the 'MUSIC' Folder
• Copy movie files to the 'MOVIE.DIR' Folder
• Copy photo files to the 'PHOTO.DIR' Folder
• Copy text files to the TEXT.DIR' Folder

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Hi, what makes the files your trying to delete is not able to delete is, because the files your trying to delete has been affected by VIRUS and can be able to delete..

You will need to reset the Mp3 player .you can use the manual below for help

http://www.cobyusa.com/files/setupguide/MP705_SG.pdf

Have nice day..

Hello,

There's a firmware update for the MP610 on the manufacturer's site.
Open internet explorer and enter cobyusa.com in the address bar.

On the Coby site enter MP610 in the Product Search bar. Now all support for this player will show up in a list.
Download the firmware update for File System Error ( a zip file ).
Unzip the file, to see the update file and an instruction manual in pdf format.
When you're not able to open the pdf file, get Adobe Reader ( freeware )with next link:
http://get.adobe.com/reader/

Hello,

For the MP610 there's an update available for the system error.
Go to cobyusa.com in internet explorer. Next enter MP610 in the Product Search bar: A list will show up for all support on this player.

Download the firmware update zip file. Unzip the file after download to see the instruction in the pdf file, how to update the MP610.

View MP-610:
http://www.cobyusa.com/?p=prod&prod_num_id=212&pcat_id=1001

Manual:
http://www.cobyusa.com/files/manuals/MP610_MN.pdf
Quick setup guide:
http://www.cobyusa.com/files/setupguide/MP610_SG.pdf

File system error refers to incomplete startup often due to low battery, faulty firmware or not matching files in the player.

When the startup failed try point 1.Resetting and 2.Charging:

1. Try to reset using the reset button hole on the backside (8).
2. Make a connection with the computer and have the device charging for a long period, full load needs 8 hours. Make connection directly to the USB of the computer preferred at the backside of the computer.
When using a laptop see to it that the USB is powered: laptops often switch the USB off going to sleep op hibernate mode.

When this didn't solve the problem, perform a format and reinstall of the firmware, point 4 - 8:
4. Connect the player to the computer and backup your data to the computer using the Windows explorer: copy MUSIC, MOVIE, PHOTO and TEXT directory to a location on the computer.
5. Format the removable disc of the player in Windows explorer.
Check your removable disk having its full memory capacity free after format.
6. Download the firmware for the player: firmware download for MP-610 ( zip file ):
http://www.cobyusa.com/files/software/MP610_Firmware.zip
7. Unzip the file: once unzipped there's a pdf instruction added in the zip file how to perform the firmware update.

8. After the firmware reinstallation the player is ready for transferring
data again. Remember the requirements for the format of files that is put on the player.

I can help you with you Coby 610 mp3 player.

Replacing the firmware in your mp3 player will fix the file system error & have it working like new again.

Please try these steps to fix your Coby MP-610 MP3 Player.

I hope that helps.
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Unfreeze Coby 610

Just drag files from Windows Explorer to device make sure that when you open up device that there are the categories: music, pictures, video, playlist. Drag video to video on device, drag ebooks to playlist. Also, confirm this with Coby Media Manager.

1. In Menu scroll down to Setup

2. In Setup scroll down to USB Mode

3. In USB Mode there are 2 settings MSC Mode & MTP Mode, check or highlight
MSC Mode. This enables the PC to recognize the player as a removable
Device or Drive.

4. Connect to PC via USB port/cable, the PC now reads the device as
MP-C70X5 (E:)

5. In WIN Explorer click “Open to View Files”, on display will be 6 .DIR folders
& a .xml file

6. Now launch the VideoConvert.exe (application file) located on the
installation disk.

7. Click Input Video button (Browse to the folder containing .avi files) & select
.avi file for .mtv conversion
(if you want to save the .mtv file to a different destination folder click the folder
icon to the right of the Video Output text box).

8. In Output Frame Size box check 176X144 (this is the max size for this
device).

9. In Output Frame Rate box check Sports Video.

10. The Output Audio Quality box defaults to Good.

11. Click Start Conversion button.

12. The saved .mtv file can now be copied to the device by simply dragging
from its destination folder or ctrl + C & ctrl + V to the MOVIE.DIR folder in
WIN Explorer as per step 5.

13 The .mtv file is now saved to the device ready for viewing, however there is
just one remaining small lissue which may a software glich or another hassle
with this player, because when the video is playing, every 60 seconds in the
background a womans voice exclaims what sounds like “Weeee Gamble”

whatsup with that.