How do you transfer files from the computer it doesn't apear to recognize the device since it's a headphone style plug.
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The headphone style plug should have a USB plug on the other end. The computer, if you are running a compatible operating system (I believe the book that came with it says XP or newer) then the computer should automatically recognize the device once it is plugged in on the USB end of things. Also, ensure the device is turning on when it is plugged into the computer. It should at least power-up even if it does not transfer files. If it does not power-up, try another USB port; I only mention this because I have 3 USB ports that don't work on mine. You can trouble shoot the USB port by plugging in another device and seeing if data will transfer. If you do all this and the USB ports work by testing other devices to them, the audio player device powers up when connected to your computer, and the files still do not transfer over...you may have to send the device back to the company to get a replacement as it may be software related on the device. Some of the audio player devices do have this issue according to reviews, but the company seems aware of this issue and quite willing to fix it. I hope this helps.
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I have no idea. When I plug in my mp3 player, my computer recognizes it as a usb flash drive and it opens it as a usb flash drive. Sounds like your computer is lacking the drivers to open the player. You might check the Pyle website to see if they have a driver or some troubleshooting suggestions for you.
434366
Yes it can be transfered to a USB device or accessed using the included software by PC
1429945
I would think so. It should show up as a external drive(s) when plugged in and you just drag and drop or copy music to it.
539453
If your portable hard drive has a headphone jack use this. Or an adapter cable that's USB on one end and standard A/V connections on the other.
823452
As long as the disk drive isn't dead/damaged, you should be able to plug right in and transfer files.
850966
I'm not sure....I still haven't figured out how to link them to my laptop...how did you do it?
931567
as the description says you are able to record onto a USB which you should then be able to plug the USB into your computer and transfer the music.
1282145
I'll assume you're asking how do you put music from your computer onto it? You use a usb connection and just take whatever audio you want and put it in the appropriate folder.
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It doesn't connect to your computer through USB. It will charge that way but you can't connect to the device. Your computer is trying to "read" it like it would a flash drive.
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There should be no reason why that cannot be accomplished. If you've never attached anything to your USB port, your computer will acknowledge that and d/l software, if needed, for that specific device. I am sure you've heard of........plug-n-play? That is what should happen. As long as you have a sound card to deliver it and drivers to make them hand-shake.....no worries.
611493
The device doesn't take in audio and transfer it elsewhere. So if you were able to get it to connect i'm don't see what it'd do. So Short answer, not likely.
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Enable by checking USB connection troubleshooting in the tablet settings. The other ways to transfer data is by using the tablet Bluetooth or putting files on a memory card or flash-drive and copying them to your tablet. I find that saving my files to "Google Drive" is the easiest way to access them from any device, whether it be music, Pdf, images, or most files. "Dropbox or other clouds work the same, but Google Drive is the best choice in my opinion.
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HI, Katheryn It wont work, the USB is only for flash drives with music files
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If it's a external hard drive, you cannot because there's not enough power running through the device. But thumb drives and flash drives work fine but beware that they transfer very slowly
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Jay, probably the easiest way is to use the following two items: 1) a 3.5 mm (1/8") to 3.5 mm stereo cable. 2) a 3.5 mm (1/8") to 1/4" stereo headphone adapter. Plug the 3.5 mm cable into your laptop, then use the adapter to plug into the headphone amp. If this is basically what you are doing and it doesn't work then you have some issue I can't diagnose from afar. Tommy
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I use this device to transfer music from my computer to an SD card, works great. I have to assume that ANY file in your computer can be transferred to and SD card using this device, that is, assuming your computer does not have an SD card port. Mine does not because is Computer Tablet.
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The device is not hooked to a computer. The SD card used to transfer images should be compatible.