Mp3 channels Is there a way to check if mp3 file was saved in Stereo or Joint mode?

Launch your video converter program if you have one.

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These programs are cross-platform applications, compatible with both Windows and Mac OS X operating systems.

Click "Add Files" or "Add Video," depending on the program that you are using.

Locate the video file you want to convert from the folder you saved it in, then click "Open" to import it to the video converter program.

Play your video on the monitor to ensure that it is the video that you want to convert.

Select the video format you want to convert your video to in the "Output format" or "Profile" window.

Choose from a number of video formats, such as MP4, AVI, MOV or WMV. Different models of MP3 players use different video formats, so refer to your MP3 player's documentation for the compatible format.

Select the output video size you want to use. Video sizes vary with different MP3 players. Some MP3 players support 320x240, while others support 640x480.

Refer to your MP3 player's documentation for the supported video size.

Select the audio codec that you want to use for your output video file.

Some of the most common audio formats include MP3, WMA, AAC and WAV.

Audio codecs compress audio with different output quality settings, so refer to your MP3 player's documentation for the supported audio codec.

Select 2 or "Stereo" in the channels box for a balanced left and right audio output.

Click "Browse" and select the folder where you want to save the output video.

Select a folder or location that you will be able to remember and access quickly.

Click "Convert/Encode" to begin the video conversion process.

A status bar displays the progress of the conversion.

When the process is finished, your video is in the format that you selected

hope this helps

Please check the format of file you are flaying from USB device if it is one of these supported by your system.MP3-CD
MPEG1, MPEG2, MPEG4, DIVX, XVID
Dolby Digital, MP3, PCM, WMA.If it is correct try to set the audio settings to simulated stereo or stereo out.Your system is a 5.1 system so it is possible that all channels will not be simulated with a stereo source.

Hello

How to use

1. Save your MP3 or WMA files into the car MP3 player directly from your computer.

2. Insert the 12 ~ 24V adaptor end of the car MP3 player into your vehicle's cigarette lighter

3. Choose you preferred frequency on your MP3 player, and then adjust your FM radio' s frequency same to the MP3's.

You should have received a user manual with your mp3 player, please read the manual, as with these chinese devices, we don't have the manuals to write down the instructions for you.

the out put is common to all channels, only that sounds are thickened or lighted by adding components like capacitors and resistors.
open your set and check for a dry joint on the channel which is not working
dont forget to check the cables, not having cuts

when they manufacture any unit such as yours they base the amount of storage according to an average size of mp3, most likely a 3 min song with minimal Layer-3 storaACM, 44100 Hz, 96 kbps, joint stereo files. if the files you are saving are larger than this , then they will take upto double and triple the space.

The P.BASS function is only available with 2 channel LPCM sources such as mp3,Divx,cd
and wma. Press P.BASS button and "POWER BASS ON" will be displayed on the screen.
The P.bass does not work with DSP/EQ or DOLBY PRO LOGIC ll modes.
If you press P.BASS in the DSP/EQ mode, the DSP/EQ mode is automatically shut off and the P. BASS function comes on.
The DSP/EQ function is only available in STEREO mode.
Press the PL ii mode button to show STEREO on the display.
This feature works with CDs, MP3-CDs, 2 channel DVD-Audio, DivX and Dolby Digital discs.
When playing a DVD disc encoded with two or more channels, multi-channel mode will be selected automatically and DSP/EQ function does not work.

Most of the time you have to convert the wav files to another format Such as MP3 or WMP. there are converters available for this purpose online.Google audio converters. Maybe you will find one that you can afford . Or even find freeware.

you have to light a joint then go to recovery mode and then go to shut the *******

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.

Do this procedure for "voice" mode to delete voice recordings:

Delete file (stop submenu) - Delete corresponding files and save files in Music mode, Voice mode or FM mode.
1. In stop interface (FM without stop interface)
2. Short press "MODE" to enter stop submenu
3. Click "NEXT" or "PREV" to choose "single" or "all" files
4. Short press "MODE" to enter the Delete interface
5. Click "NEXT" to change "no" into "yes"
6. Short press MODE to confirm the delete prompt
"Delete all" will delete all related files stored in the selected folder. For example, if in music mode "Delete all" will delete all the music files, while other recorded files (e.g. voice recordings or FM recordings) will not be deleted.
Likewise, if "Delete all" is used when in the "Replay" menu, this will delete all recorded files but leave music files intact.
FM is much simpler – "Delete" or "Delete all" will delete the station(s) saved before.

-Tha Mp3 Doctor