I got a windows 7 - 64 bit. the screenplay director hd media player from iomega doesn't show up when connected via usb. what should i do?

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what last Version ScreenPlay Director Firmware ???

Are the files "hidden"? If the PC does not see the files, what device did you use to load the files into the Iomega MX? Try going back to the file-source and right-click on them, select 'properties'-> undo 'hidden' check-box. This may fix it.

Should be able to find some information here. Scroll down for Screenplay Director info.
http://download.iomega.com/resources/whitepapers/

First Time Setup: 1. Connect the power supply to the ScreenPlay Director and an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) or power outlet. 2. Press the power button on the front of the ScreenPlay Director to turn it on. 3. Turn on your TV and change the input setting as needed to receive input from the ScreenPlay Director. 4. When the ScreenPlay Director setup wizard appears on the TV screen, select your language and the TV screen aspect ratio, then configure your network connection. Refer to the user's manual if you need additional instructions. NOTE: If you wish to skip the network configuration during first time setup, you can add it at a later time using Settings from the ScreenPlay Director home menu. See the user's manual for detailed instructions. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you need any other information about your device, I would suggest looking at the user's manual as it will pretty much answer any other questions you have about your device. Click on the blue links below. ScreenPlay® Director HD Media Player User's Manual: View Online [HTML] ' Download [1.0MB zipped HTML]
Quick Start Guide [PDF 1.2MB]
Specifications

ScreenPlay Director Partitions
There are five partitions on the ScreenPlay Director's hard disk. Three partitions are grayed out and will list as "Healthy-Unknown" in Windows Device Manager. These partitions contain the ScreenPlay TV interface and system settings and are not available to store media files.
The two active partitions both appear as "Untitled". The larger partition is formatted with an NTFS file system. Use this partition to store your media files when you connect to the ScreenPlay Director from a networked computer or transfer files via direct USB connection.
The smaller partition is formatted FAT32 and is used only when updating the ScreenPlay Director firmware. Do not place your media files on this partition! If you accidentally store media files on the FAT32 partition, you can use a computer to move them to the larger NTFS-formatted partition. You will not be able to see media files on the FAT32-formatted partition when using the ScreenPlay TV interface.
Formatting the data partition will erase all existing data! If you have files on the ScreenPlay Director you want to save, move them to another drive or volume before reformatting.

************************************CAUTION!************************************************ Do not change (format or delete) the partitioning on the ScreenPlay Director hard disk as this will remove the firmware that enables the ScreenPlay Director to communicate with your TV set. Only media files stored on the active data partition (the largest partition) can be viewed or played on a TV. The ONLY partition that can be formatted is the data partition (the largest partition).
Conclusion: If you have deleted or formatted any of the first 4 partitions on the unit that is not the data partition. You now own a BRICKED ScreenPlay which HAS to be replaced. No if ands or buts about it. YOUR DEVICE IS DEAD.

ScreenPlay Director HD Media Player:
User's Manual: View Online [HTML] http://www.iomega.com/support/manuals/hdd2010/spdirector/en/main.html
Download [652KB zipped HTML] http://download.iomega.com/english/manuals/english/screenplay-director-en.zip
Quick Start Guide [PDF 1.2MB] http://download.iomega.com/qsg/spdirector_us.pdf
Specifications https://iomega-na-en.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/iomega_na_en.cfg/php/enduser/std_adp.php?p_faqid=22159

You should be more specific with which unit you have when asking questions about it.
ScreenPlay Director HD Media Player: User's Manual: View Online [HTML] http://www.iomega.com/support/manuals/hdd2010/spdirector/en/main.html
ScreenPlay Multimedia Drive: User's Manual: View Online [HTML] http://www.iomega.com/support/manuals/hdd2008/scrnply/en/consolidated/main.html#scrnply
ScreenPlay 60GB Multimedia Drive User's Manual: http://www.iomega.com/support/manuals/allhdd/screenplay/en/main.html
ScreenPlay HD Multimedia Drive: User's Manual: View Online [HTML]: http://www.iomega.com/support/manuals/hdd2008/sphd/en/main.html
ScreenPlay Plus HD Media Player: User's Manual: View Online [HTML] http://www.iomega.com/support/manuals/hdd2010/scrnplyplus/en/main.html
ScreenPlay Pro HD Multimedia Player: User's Manual: View Online [HTML] http://www.iomega.com/support/manuals/hdd2010/scrnplyprohd/en/main.html
ScreenPlay TV Link User's Manual: View Online [HTML] http://www.iomega.com/support/manuals/hdd2010/sptvlnk/en/main.html
ScreenPlay TV Link HD Media Player Director Edition: User's Manual: View Online [HTML] http://www.iomega.com/support/manuals/hdd2010/sptvlnkdir/en/main.html

ScreenPlay Director HD Media Player:
User's Manual: View Online [HTML] http://www.iomega.com/support/manuals/hdd2010/spdirector/en/main.html
Downloadable Manual [652KB zipped HTML] http://download.iomega.com/english/manuals/english/screenplay-director-en.zip
Quick Start Guide [PDF 1.2MB] http://download.iomega.com/qsg/spdirector_us.pdf
Specifications https://iomega-na-en.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/iomega_na_en.cfg/php/enduser/std_adp.php?p_faqid=22159

ScreenPlay Director Partitions There are five partitions on the ScreenPlay Director's hard disk. Three partitions are grayed out and will list as "Healthy-Unknown" in Windows Device Manager. These partitions contain the ScreenPlay TV interface and system settings and are not available to store media files. The two active partitions both appear as "Untitled". The larger partition is formatted with an NTFS file system. Use this partition to store your media files when you connect to the ScreenPlay Director from a networked computer or transfer files via direct USB connection. The smaller partition is formatted FAT32 and is used only when updating the ScreenPlay Director firmware. Do not place your media files on this partition! If you accidentally store media files on the FAT32 partition, you can use a computer to move them to the larger NTFS-formatted partition. You will not be able to see media files on the FAT32-formatted partition when using the ScreenPlay TV interface. Formatting the data partition will erase all existing data! If you have files on the ScreenPlay Director you want to save, move them to another drive or volume before reformatting.
*******************************************CAUTION!********************************************************* Do not change (format or delete) the partitioning on the ScreenPlay Director hard disk as this will remove the firmware that enables the ScreenPlay Director to communicate with your TV set. Only media files stored on the active data partition (the largest partition) can be viewed or played on a TV. The ONLY partition that can be formatted is the data partition (the largest partition).
Conclusion: If you have deleted or formatted any of the first 4 partitions on the unit that is not the data partition. You now own a BRICKED ScreenPlay which HAS to be replaced. No if ands or buts about it. YOUR DEVICE IS DEAD.