I have dsf files but the iriver 4 does not display those files? So i cant put those dsf in ak120
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I don't know with dsf files, In the original Ak120 there was no posibility to play dsd files but with the software upgrde, I am able to play dsd files now. They do it via software and not directly on hardware, with the new versions of the players ak120-II I belive it is directly playing dsd files with the hardware. I will suggest you consult the latest software upgrade of the ak120 where it specifies the type of files supported or the specs of the ak120-II if that is the case.
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i need help using this iriverter... im trying to rip the eagles farewell tour to my pc so i can put it on my zen... can you please help me? email me jespir@hotmail.com with the topic- ireverter help... thanks!
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The only way to rip SACD has been using a PS3 with YellowDog Linux. Only the early PS3 "fat" systems could boot linux separately, and only those have SACD playback. I bounced by a web site that was selling a DSD DAC and advertising SACD ripping, so you can go that route if you choose. I've read that the AK120 will play SACD when placed on the drive, but please double-check before purchase. DSD to PCM would not be a bit-perfect conversion (it's a re-encode), and would depend quite heavily on the quality of the conversion algorithms, plus the number of converters are limited. Apparently NuForce DACs now (falsely) advertise "DSD Playback over USB" but it's via Fubar 2000 pre-converting the DSD to PCM.
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there is a out of sync bug with the TOSLINK on the WD units. It is discussed on the forums, no solution yet.
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I have a Canon HF 200, and have been trying to find some way to play my HD files on the BD-60. So far, no luck. I've emailed and called customer service to ask what formats are supported - waste of time.The customer rep said this was only available on the BD-80 (despite what the manual states)Good luck.
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I would reformat the card on your dslr and also try and delete any items on it. If it was used on. Nikon those files will not show up on a Canon. Only other outlook is that it's an 8gb card with the wrong sticker on it. Dbl check serial number and contact transcend for confirmation. Takes some time but they should help you.
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Good Question, I haven't had the opportunity to test it out. I'm not sure if the file type will be support. I'll test it and send out an update. Bobby
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Huh! Figure! I never expected it to work in such a dated player, but indeed my dozen or so JPG's burned on to a CDRW (just to answer your question) did in fact display on this unit. That's the only format I tested as it's the only one you mentioned.
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The only way to rip SACD has been using a PS3 with YellowDog Linux. Only the early PS3 "fat" systems could boot linux separately, and only those have SACD playback. I bounced by a web site that was selling a DSD DAC and advertising SACD ripping, so you can go that route if you choose. I've read that the AK120 will play SACD when placed on the drive, but please double-check before purchase.DSD to PCM would not be a bit-perfect conversion (it's a re-encode), and would depend quite heavily on the quality of the conversion algorithms, plus the number of converters are limited. Apparently NuForce DACs now (falsely) advertise "DSD Playback over USB" but it's via Fubar 2000 pre-converting the DSD to PCM. The only way to rip SACD has been using a PS3 with YellowDog Linux. Only the early PS3 "fat" systems could boot linux separately, and only those have SACD playback. I bounced by a web site that was selling a DSD DAC and advertising SACD ripping, so you can go that route if you choose. I've read that the AK120 will play SACD when placed on the drive, but please double-check before purchase.DSD to PCM would not be a bit-perfect conversion (it's a re-encode), and would depend quite heavily on the quality of the conversion algorithms, plus the number of converters are... » Read More The only way to rip SACD has been using a PS3 with YellowDog Linux. Only the early PS3 "fat" systems could boot linux separately, and only those have SACD playback. I bounced by a web site that was selling a DSD DAC and advertising SACD ripping, so you can go that route if you choose. I've read that the AK120 will play SACD when placed on the drive, but please double-check before purchase.DSD to PCM would not be a bit-perfect conversion (it's a re-encode), and would depend quite heavily on the quality of the conversion algorithms, plus the number of converters are limited. Apparently NuForce DACs now (falsely) advertise "DSD Playback over USB" but it's via Fubar 2000 pre-converting the DSD to PCM. « Show Less
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I bought 2 from a car stereo store and tried to play videos from both. When it didn't work I did some research and learned they will only show pictures from the SD and USB. huge bummer. manual says: USB supports: MP3 and JPEG files only and will NOT support: BMP, M4P, WAV, ASF, H.264, DivX, WMA.
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Here you go!https://docs.sony.com/release/ICFSW07.PDFThank you for your interest;)
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You need to update the firmware to the latest version thru SPDIF interface. Go to youtube and look for this update info.
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It did not work in my DS1812+. I then bought some Kingston part that was much more expensive and it worked.
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I can"t get it to read my Extreme III 4 gb card either. Any Help? I have been to San Disc site and have the latest firmware Im told so how do I make it work? Sadly I have camaras with SD, xD, and CF so I was really likeing this reader until it wouldnt read my Extreme III card.
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It could be a memory issue. I got the lower 48 downloaded after inserted a 2 gig (I think that was the size) MicroSD card. Try it.
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Perhaps you could trying installing a Windows emulation program and you could boot up in Windows install the iRiver Media Software to transfer your music to your AK100... Good Luck!!
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I just bought the DS-40 - have barely used it. But Olympus tech support told me you can "join" files - on your computer, NOT in the recorder - in the DSS Player program that comes with the DS-40. You have to buy an upgrade to "DSS Player Plus", but it's only $10. I did so, and "joined" about 7 short files into one long one. So there's your answer. I was concerned about this because I'm a reporter, and might interview, say, 10 people at one event, so having it in one long file, at least for my records, is kind of critical. I would have returned the thing if I couldn't do this. P.S. - I'm on Mac OS X I just bought the DS-40 - have barely used it. But Olympus tech support told me you can "join" files - on your computer, NOT in the recorder - in the DSS Player program that comes with the DS-40. You have to buy an upgrade to "DSS Player Plus", but it's only $10. I did so, and "joined" about 7 short files into one long one. So there's your answer. I was concerned about this because I'm a reporter, and might interview, say, 10 people at one event, so having it in one long file, at least for my records, is kind of critical. I would have returned the thing if I... » Read More I just bought the DS-40 - have barely used it. But Olympus tech support told me you can "join" files - on your computer, NOT in the recorder - in the DSS Player program that comes with the DS-40. You have to buy an upgrade to "DSS Player Plus", but it's only $10. I did so, and "joined" about 7 short files into one long one. So there's your answer. I was concerned about this because I'm a reporter, and might interview, say, 10 people at one event, so having it in one long file, at least for my records, is kind of critical. I would have returned the thing if I couldn't do this. P.S. - I'm on Mac OS X « Show Less