The record mode does not function on the right side.It does play on both sides!

Turn the main power button "on" first, it is located on the skinny side of the recorder opposite of the function knob. Press eject to open the cassette door and install a microcassette tape, with the tape facing the function knob side. close the cassette door and that should load the tape and allow the tape head and pinch roller to move into place for recording or playback. pull the function knob down or push it up to record. If you go into record a red light should come "on" the top, to indicate good batteries and the record function is initiated. After recording pull the function knob all the way down to rewind the recording,when you release the button the unit goes into the play mode automatically. Make sure that the button that reads (off--- vor/fplay) is in the off position.
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I had this problem as well after recording a DVD. player might be in timer mode. press SET TIMER buttom to cancel timer function, press DVD to use player.

Insert a blank CD-R or CD-RW into the unit. Press the Function button on the remote (key above Vol+ on the bottom right of the remote) or the turntable itself (top left of the control panel) until the unit is in Phono mode. Then insert the pre-recorded cassette and press Play to advance the tape to where you wish to start recording. With the cassette playing, press the CD Record button (recording will flash on the display). The CD Record button is to the left of the fast reverse button on the unit; it is labeled Record on the remote and is below the Stop button. When one side of the cassette finishes playing, press Stop. Wait for the display to return to Phono. Then eject and turn over the cassette to play side 2 (if you want to record both sides of the tape). Press Play again to advance the tape and then press Record. When this side finishes, press Stop and then Finalize. Finalize is at the bottom left of the remote buttons and to the left of the stand by indicator on the turntable.

The manual is available at Crosley: http://www.crosleyradio.com/Product.aspx?pid=1790 . The direct link to the manual is http://www.crosleyradio.com/Manuals/CR248_Manual.pdf . Recording a cassette to CD is on page 11 (page 12 of the pdf).

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

On the top of the device are the recording indicator and built-in microphone. On the front of the device to the right of the screen: (from top to bottom) ERASE, MENU, VOLUME UP, VOLUME DOWN
The MENU button cycles through these options in this order: Folder, record condition, record quality, AVR on/off, play condition, beep tone, set year/day/12 or time, key lock on/off
On the right side of the device: (from top to bottom) RECORD, STOP, PLAY, FORWARD*, REVERSE* *(FORWARD/REVERSE can be used in the MENU mode to select options)
On the left side of the device: (from top to bottom) External microphone jack Connects headphones
Here is an online (*.PDF format) manual for the recorder: MANUAL
I hope this information helps! :-)

Hello,

On the iRiver Clix

1. while playing music press and hold [Right] for displaying the additional features.
2. select Play Mode with up / down for going into the playing mode
3. press right for entering the Play Mode menu
4. change Play Mode with up / down

note
The Smart Key on the right side of the player can also be assigned as
Play Mode switch for shuffle on / off. The Smart Key can be set in the Settings of the player.
for going into settings press right on the display
for selecting an item in settings, e.g. Smart Key, use the screen's edges up / down
press right in the screen, when Smart Key selected, for going into changing Smart Key function
press up / down for changing the Smart Key function
repeatedly press left in the screen for going back to the top menu

Check the tape carefuly. on the flat side of the cassette that faces upwards when you insert the cassette in the camera there is a 'record protect' switch which is coloured red. if it has completely covered the hole then it is in the 'save position' .in that case you wont be able to record.to record , flip the switch outwards with your finger nail. it should now expose the small hole. you are now set to record. please make sure that you set the mode select switch on the camera to 'camera' position.

check the mode. if it is in record mode, change to player mode

An easier way to do this is to just press the right-hand button on the round wheel surrounding the set button. This allows you to scroll through all the various record modes: Snapshot, Bestshot, Video, & Microphone.

You may have lost your image sensor.

1. Take lens cap off.
2. Look in lens make sure there is nothing on or blocking lens.
3. Find bright room & see if image comes up.
4. Make sure your in video record mode.
5. If you have eyepiece lens look to make sure it is off. {Most cams will not let you use both at same time.}
6. Still no image try recording on blank disk then play back see if image is recording.

If that does not work MSG back.

T30 defaults to an opening display screen based on where you were when you last used the device. When leaving from the record folder and record mode, you will always open with the record-ready screen. If you left your T30 while in the music folder playing a music file, you will be returned to that.

This record-ready display screen has a numeric and bar time line. The numeric values of the line are in hrs:min:seconds. This line is also split: the right half of the line indicates the total amount of available recording time, while the left half indicates your time as you record. If you compare the values of the right and left sides of the numeric bar while you are recording, you will see that the right side is diminishing as the left side increases in numeric value. When you complete your recording and save your track, the right side will now indicate the new total time (the amount your screen first displayed LESS the time value of the track just recorded).

When you are playing a music file, if you watch the time display, you will see the numeric information changing in the same way. The left side indicates how may hrs:min:seconds your track has played while the right side indicates the total time value for that file and will be correspondingly decreasing while you play your music file.

So in the short, you don't need to worry much about your display screen unless you open in the wrong folder or you need more recording time than is available. Then it has a message for you.