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I have a Poloroid mp3 player that I have downloaded music onto in the past?
I got an emusic card from a friend and when I downloaded the songs onto the mp3 player I wasn't able to access them to play. They didn't come up on the regular play list but on did come up in a different looking format on another list which I am unable to get them to play from. I called the polaroid tech and he told me (I have windows that I must not have downloaded them in the mp3 format. For the life of me I cannot figure out what he is talking about. He took me to a page on my computer which sounded like what he was describing but where the format was suppossedly listed I could see nothing. Can anyone help me? I admit to being extreme computer dummy and am grateful to anyone that can help me understand and fix this problem. Thanks a million.
2 Answers
- ?Lv 78 years agoFavourite answer
Make sure the files are indeed mp3 file format (right click on the file --> properties) and that are not DRM protected.
Make sure there isn't a HOLD or a LOCK switch activated on the player.
If there's an internal RESET button on the player - press it.
If that doesn't work- reformat the player (WARNING- this will delete stuff you has on the player):
My Computer --> right click on the player (appears like a portable drive) --> Format (as FAT32).
- ?Lv 44 years ago
First you may desire to rip the song from the CDs on your laptop. then you certainly pass the data to the mp3 participant. The technique for moving the data relies upon on what form of mp3 participant you have; verify the owner's handbook. you are able to rip CDs with many courses, probably with a software you have already got.