How easy is it to delete files from Cowon iAUDIO 9+ and how do I do that?
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You can also do it from within the player by moving to the file you want to delete, hold the Play/Pause button (2-3 seconds) until a 5 box menu comes up then selecting the "X" and then confirming with an "O" selection.
993056
I have always deleted or added from the link on the computer when the player is hooked to the computer.
993057
Hi,is very easy. Just connect the cowon with the pc and a pop up window show the files in the device.Salutes
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Hook it up to your computer and you can select all that you want to delete and it's done with one push of the delete button.
1695808
You can only delete files while it is hooked up to the computer via USB cable. There is no way to do it using the buttons on the player. When hooked up via USB, you will see an extra drive appear in Windows explorer. Simply right-click on the file you wish to delete, and select "delete". You can also delete files from the device using Windows media player (I have v10), which is probably the best way. There is an "explore device" button near the bottom when you have the player plugged in.
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LZ when you have the menu on play music right click[skip to next song button] scroll down to recordings, right click again. choose the recording you want to delete listen to it. while it is playing hold white button in center untill it will ask you if you want to delete. put highlight in check box. push white button again. Thats It Dan
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Delete songs directly from the MP3 player? No, I don't think so. You have to plug it into the USB port on your computer and use Windows Explorer to search for the drive (i.e. Removable Drive E:\) and go into the folders of songs or whatever, and delete what you don't want.
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Mostly Add/Remove Programs will work, but I like to use CCleaner (aka Crap Cleaner). It is a good utility for disk health and full removal of programs.Hope that helps!
885352
first hook up your unit to your computer and go to the Music file on the unit. delete the music folder. Then delete the "tmp" folder on both the MSC mode and the MTP mode. This should delete the playlists as well as the songs.
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I've never done it that way but Yes you should be able to. At worst you would make a track as you listen, then you could save or delete. I/ve copied most of my vinyl and burned to CD as well as having a copy on my computer. Audacity works well (free)
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With everything hooked up correctly to your PC, Open the software and locate the files you want to delete on the RECORDER, not your PC hard drive. Then click Delete, under File at top of software screen. This software allows you to record to the remote and/or PC, and manage files. Just make sure you recognize the window on top is your PC files, and the botom window are the files on the remote. You can also delete the files on the remote via the settings menu. I hope this helps.
93850
My devise is attached to my computer. The music I use already has the vocals removed.
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I believe it is close to 8hrs, although it depends on if you use audio as well. You should get at least over 6 hours with audio. The files record in 3:50 segments and should overwrite if you are full. You can delete single files and you can format the card to erase all but there is no delete all button as of the 2.90 firmware.
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Ho Scott,There you have me. I'm new to Audacity. It did what I wanted in level control and recording. In learning to do what I needed, I ran across many thing that amazed me, but can it remove clicks? I don't know. I suspect it can, but I did not try this yet. I think you'll just have to dig in and since Audacity is a free download--not connect to purchasing the Pyle machine, why don't you get it and look over the help and user information? Then you'll know first hand.Hope this helps,Leon
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Hi Larry, I had to stay away from that this unit I had to send it back due to fact it created havoc with my computer. what I use and have used it "Virtual DJ free" its a program you can download for free , make sure you get the free version from Google. Next I have the "Maqix audio cleaning lab" from Magix.com great software and well worth the money. I never got to use this ION item for it was a mess on my computer so I sent it back fast.hope this helped Randy
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If you don't already have it, you can get the Quick Start Guide PDF: http://www.bias-inc.com/downloads/documentation/archive/soundSaver/english/SoundSaver%20Quick%20Start%20Guide.pdfI use Audacity which is a great open source application. Also, I use ClickRepair which does a great job of cleaning up clicks and etc. check out: http://www.lostturntable.com/?p=1605
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Most of the info you will need is on their website: http://www.ionaudio.com/products/details/iprofile Look for the "Quick Start Guide". It's pretty much all the info you will need, I think. I use the turntable so seldom that when I do sit down to convert albums, it takes me a minute or two to remember. It's simple, though, and pretty much prompts you on-screen.
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1st find the file that you want to erase. Then push orange erase button on side of unit. Then use silver rewind button to select "file erase" (middle icon with the number 1). Then push the blue play button. Then hit push the same silver rewind button. Then push the same blue play button. Done
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No. Its as easy as copying/moving and pasting from your music folder to your hifiman player folder. Just as you'd do if the player was USB storage.