My Insignia NS-DV4G won't turn on or sync up with my computer, a few days ago I put 2 videos on the player using the folder method, I converted the videos. The memory was pretty full but should of had enought memory for the videos. I watched them on the player once and when they ended the system froze with the screen stuck on a part of the video. I took out the battery and now it won't turn on, i've tried the reset button and nothing happens. It won't sync up with my computer, it makes a weird "da-da-da-da" noise. I have 2 of these players and tried a different battery and still didn't work. PLEASE HELP ME FIX THIS PROBLEM!!! Thank you!

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What operating system do you use?  If you have Windows XP all you need to do is connect it and windows should detect it.  If it doesn't connect it activate the hold switch and connect it to your computer.  It should show up as a USB removable drive.  If that still doesn't work try a different USB cable.  After that I stuck.  As for the software I don't know where you can get a copy.  I looked at the insignia web site and it isn't available for download.  Since it is basically a modified version of Rhapsody you may try downloading the regular version of it and see if it works.  I use MediaMonkey and it works well. 

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try putting the insignia on hold before you plug it in...i had the same problem and i found that this helped

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You'll need to erase the internal and external memory, then re-add all your files.

You can use Windows Explorer to transfer files to your insignia sport player. First, in the settings on your player, go to Settings, USB Mode, Connection Type and select File & Folder. Then, plug your player in to your USB cable. Windows XP should automatically find your player and make a new drive letter in Windows Explorer. Simply drag and drop your files from your c drive to the new drive for your player. You'll notice that when you delete the files on your new drive for your player that it doesnt remove them from your player. You'll need to use your player (settings, system, erase internal) to erase internal (and external), but after that when you add new files, they will be added to the player when it does the profiling after you disconnect the USB cable. [email protected]

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use bailing wire and PCP

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I have a similar problem. It seems the only way to do this is use the Best Buy supplied program. Is anyone willing to release the playlist format so a converter can be created?