I just received this today and i plugged it up to my computer to transfer music, and the USB can not be recognized by my computer?
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PLug mini clip micro into USB,turn the clip on. Open Windows Media Player. Click player list. Click Sync panel. Drag songs in player list to Sync list,it will show songs in sync list . Click start sync. Once sync complete, remove clip from computer. Push play button. Good listening.
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Probably just the usb cable is bad. If it came with one, that is the problem. I had some to switch out with so it wasn't a big issue. I bought 4 so btn the 4 I got one to work but they are kinda cheesy. I bought them around a year ago and 2 of the 4 are still working. All 4 would have been but one was used daily heavily and one works but not w good sound quality.
1057841
make sure it's o before you plug it in and try another USB port on yu pc. not all USB are the same.
1057842
I also had to switch out the USB cable. Without the chip in it, the device can't be recognized at all though, so try that first.
1057843
I had the same problem and could never get it to work right. Very disappointed :(
856231
Wilson, Sounds like you may have another problem. Can you transfer files with another cable? All the connectors at the other end should not pose a problem, but maybe your computer is confused by the cable. Make sure you have an MP3 player or something connected to it before you power up the computer. See if that works. I don't think the cable is the problem, however.
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I just got this item and am I am having the same issue with this and it is a bit frustrating. I bought it because I wanted to use it with USB (I do not have an ipod or anything like that).
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Does anyone know...I bought a new computer, and now I can't charge or do anything with my mp3.And I don't have the disk or anything else that came with the mp3, what do I do? Please help...
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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.
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Any USB works, You must load a playlist of the music you want to hear onto the thumb drive and it will play them in sequence or random I believe, It can't record to the drive just play.
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Im not next to my setup now but i dont use any usb for laptop instead i use rca to my laptops headphone jack think is 1/25. I have numark cdx and just ordered ndx 400 and vestax typhoon. Sounds like ur trying to use serato tracktor or vdj cant help u w that but keep me updafed on what ur trying to do hope this helps
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The plug is not USB. It is 'single pin' to the headphone/speaker port on your computer. Do note, that the speakers do require to be plugged into a wall outlet for power.
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The software is weird, make sure in the software you turn the 'power' button on and it should work. If not I would make sure that the device itself has installed. USB should automatically be picked up but sometimes you have to manually do it.
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I had trouble with my Shuffle on my laptop with USB 2.0, so I tried my Desktop PC with USB 1.x and could not get any recognition of the device. Just an FYI.It worked fine on another computer with USB 2.0.
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I try to hook mine up to ex- hard drive via USB and it did not play/or read any of the files.
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How did you format it and what type is it? The cheap ones will not work, I found there is actually a big difference in the quality of USB sticks and its no surprise the cheap ones don't even get recognized by MMI....
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I have the same problem and unfortunately have not been able to play music from it either. Maybe we can get an answer from the makers on what we might be doing incorrect.
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I'm sorry, but I have no clue. The USB plug worked fine for me. Perhaps it is defective.
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I have not been able to make it work at all. Usb is not recognized. Tried on windows 7 and mac
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I looked at the mixer and it looks like the usb is only for plugging in mp3 players. You need a audio interface to connect to a laptop I use Roland UA-1G whith my laptop. Sorry for my first response I always just assumed that was what it was for.
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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.