But I was instructed to convert my files to OKE. I also have mp3+g files, but machine won't open them.
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I downloaded my MP3+G files to the machine using a thumb drive and the machine's USB port without a problem.
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Check your formats the file types supported is limited as is file size the sd card is mostly for music
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I had this same problem with some music files and found a free mp3 converter program to convert wma to mp3 format. Worked just fine after the conversion.
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I doubt it. They may have to be converted to the right file format. There are two main ways to attempt to convert a WMA file to another file type:Two ways of doing it is by: - Open the WMA file in its default program and choose to save the open file as another file format. - Use a FILE CONVERSION ONLINE SERVICE OR SOFTWARE PROGRAM to convert the WMA file to another file format.
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Might have been the format. It will only recognize MP3 on the disk, so if you recorded the disk yourself in something besides MP3 it would give you the "No Disk" error.
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Check out what Sandisk sent me this solved my problem! Sign up for their "Ebox" and you'll get an email like this:Go to their website and download their "Firmware Updater" Then once you have that installed, switch your "USB MODE" to whichever you're not using to transfer music. Then plug it in to the computer, go to "My Computer" and right-click on "Sansa" and click "Format" THIS WILL CLEAN THE WHOLE MP3 PLAYER. Then you run the "Firmware updater" that you downloaded and it should update to the newest settings. Then just switch your "USB MODE" back and transfer music/vids/whatever.Hope this helps Check out what Sandisk sent me this solved my problem! Sign up for their "Ebox" and you'll get an email like this:Go to their website and download their "Firmware Updater" Then once you have that installed, switch your "USB MODE" to whichever you're not using to transfer music. Then plug it in to the computer, go to "My Computer" and right-click on "Sansa" and click "Format" THIS WILL CLEAN THE WHOLE MP3 PLAYER. Then you run the "Firmware updater" that you downloaded and it should update to the newest... » Read More Check out what Sandisk sent me this solved my problem! Sign up for their "Ebox" and you'll get an email like this:Go to their website and download their "Firmware Updater" Then once you have that installed, switch your "USB MODE" to whichever you're not using to transfer music. Then plug it in to the computer, go to "My Computer" and right-click on "Sansa" and click "Format" THIS WILL CLEAN THE WHOLE MP3 PLAYER. Then you run the "Firmware updater" that you downloaded and it should update to the newest settings. Then just switch your "USB MODE" back and transfer music/vids/whatever.Hope this helps « Show Less
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I also have Itunes.. i had to do some fiddling around but i finally got it to first convert the songs into MP3 but then I had to manually add them on to the MP3 player
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Please check what format your music is in. If it's mp3 than you are okay, check if your sd card or sd card reader is functional
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Yes I read some people had problems with large USB keys and a complex folder setup. I used an old 2gb Kingston USB key and I put the. MP3 files on the root of a Fat 32 partition
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I haven't had that problem. I know that the instruction booklet is not very helpful. My guess is that there may be separate "folders" and you're looking at an empty folder. Maybe you can figure out how to get to another folder. I've only used it with mp3 files, not wma so far.
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I can't say. My problem was the program did not work, with my computer OS (Windows 7). I was attempting to convert mp4(s) files to mp3 files. The downloaded program could not "see" the files in the folder. The download provider did try to correct the problem but after two attempts with no change in the program's ability to acquire the files, I felt I had been patient enough. They company representing the download called and asked for permission to control my computer, so that they might be able to fix the problem. I did not feel comfortable allowing someone that I did not know that kind of access to my computer.
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The files are not in the mp3 format that the device likes. I remember having to run all of the songs through 3 different mp3 converters before finding one that it liked. I searched through my folders to see which one I used but couldn't find it. It was a free converter I downloaded from the internet. The good news is once the files are converted and show on the system, your eclipse will be a very enjoyable device. I love mine! But it did take 3 days to get it up and running.
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I should note that you need to format them for windows. The process is explained either in the instructions or on the G-tech Web site.
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I just tried to upload my library, and none of my wma files (lossy or lossless) are recognized, only mp3.
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I had the same problem. It turned out that some of the files were not MP3s but MP4s. Once the conversion was made to MP3s, I had no problems loading them on to an SD card.
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Its like a thumb drive - I just identified music or other files and copied them over to the COWON. Since I had more music than the device would hold I was able to specify that the music be down converted to a coarser resolution.
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As I remember, the owners manual does not mention those file types. I would not expect them to work.