I've had over a 50% fail rate trying to burn 55-65 mins of music. Is it Windows Media player's fault? Can it be bad batch? Seems very high...
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The only way your question could be more vague is if you hadn't submitted it at all. Some details that usually help: computer, CPU, RAM, operating system, burning software, burner used, fail details (buffer underun or overrun, disk read errors, etc.). I haven't burned a coaster in at least a year out of several hundred blank CD's and DVD's. WMP isn't burning software, it's for playback and ripping. I use Nero for burning and LiteOn, Plextor or Asus Blu-ray burners with 8mb of cache. Verbatim is my choice for blank optical media.
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Same here!! Using them for photo CD's for my clients, and I have to keep burning copies. What a pain!!
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One possible problem might be your write speed. Even with a CD drive advertising write speed up to 52x, and discs saying you can write up to 52x, I had failures like this in the past. I never go above 24x anymore and taking it slow have had no failures. There should be a disc write speed setting in whichever software you are using, but it probably resets with each new disc you create.
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I've never had a problem with the discs. I would check your software. I have always used ITunes to burn my music, much more reliable. Hope this helps you. Bob
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Check your format for what you are burning in. 88 min max can be burned on a cd-r in a wav file
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I run it on my PC running Windows 7. quick install... & runs fine. I use to store music (over 117, 000 songs & plenty of room for maybe another 100-thou more) that I play thru Zune software. no problems, quiet, fast. wish I could be more helpful...try LaCle directly. good luck
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After having it happen to two players within a week after receiving them, I purchased two from Samsung. One is working fine, the other stopped allowing songs to be uploaded to it after four days.
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Second thoughts: It could be that the Windows Media Player is the problem. My network sharing of my music files is done through the WMP, and I think it doesn't recognize FLAC files -- I just checked my WMP "library" and my FLAC files are not shown, so they wouldn't be available on my WiFi network. I'm sure there are other ways of setting up "My Shared Music" which might be able to include FLAC files (maybe using Real Player, etc.). Speak to a techie!
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My experience is that if you try to burn digital media at the quoted maximum speed, you are probably pushing the limits of the manufacturer's quality control standards, especially if your burner came from a different manufacturer. I back off a little, so I'm burning 16X discs at 12X recording speed. Doing that, I've been able to get 100% success rate with about 8 spindles of this particular media.
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I don't recall it 'timing out' ?? I bought several in a row and they all bombed. It was a disgusting waste of time. They should be ashamed of themselves for presenting a product that had SO SO SO many flaws in the system.
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Hi there, almost all kind of videos I've been played on it, mp4, avi, mpg, mkv, flv with no problem. I've used dlna to share the videos from mac and pc. I hope this will help.
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I have not had any problems using this card with Windows 7/64 bit. My music program causes some glitches but I suspect that is software related, as no other functions have issues. I don't know if the problem is with the music software or the Creative drivers, but they are rare and not a major issue.
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The readme file isn't clear (at least to me) that this is about building on the fly playlists with just the mp3 player. The way I read it this is about building playlists without using WMP on your computer and then transferring them to the player...am I missing something?
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I am having issues also. WMP doesn't recognize the files, KMPlayer plays audio and video but they are out of sync (video is too slow), Quicktime plays audio and video but the video is "jerky" and not as smooth as it should be, VLC was only playing the audio. I'm running out of things to try. -_-
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I haven't had any issues. I have the burner on a system with win 8.1 and imgburn.
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I purchased this turntable and am having nothing but issues trying to get it to just play, I have Windows Vista, a brand new HP with the dual chips? Did you have similar issues? Were you able to get anything resolved? Thank you It plays for a short time then Pyro says Audio Stopped? Any input would be greatly appreciated.
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You are absolutely right David. I create my playlists on Windows Media Player 11 and zip,it's on the player. To delete a song or add, it's the same thing...hook it up and do what you want-thru WMP. This is our 2nd SanDisk. The other one is the black 2MG. Only problem we had with that one was every time we plugged in the USB XP said the deivce wasn't recognized. SanDisk was great! After walking me thru some instructions to no avail, SanDisk said we'll supply the shipping label and costs and will replace immediately. They did. Now, no problems. I think the service at SanDisk is top-notch.
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I agree with K.Mitchell. I also bought a couple of albums at 192kHz/24bit and was extremely disappointed when I A/B them against files that were ripped from my CDs. Total waste of money I actually deleted the files.
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Yup....it seems there are problems. My player just stopped playing DVD video discs (ie any non-bluray disc). UGH...very frustrating. I must admit that up until now I've been very pleased with the player. All I can figure is that its one of the latest firmware upgrades. Back to the factory...
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I also agree with R. Davis It's a "plug & play" But you'll need software to do any burning. Playback no problem with windows media.
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I just purchased this player... it works fine, but I have put two different 64gb cards in the player and it does not seem to read the music. What type of formatting is required to match the player?