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Self-pity is my hobby...
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Problem with my mp3 player + laptop connection
I have Philips Gogear Ariaz mp3 player and earlier when I connected it to my laptop, I was able to play the files in Winamp, Spotify, etc. But now out of nowhere it won't allow me do it anymore. I try to import the songs, but Spotify doesn't recognize my player and Winamp won't let play the songs without copying them to the laptop first.
What I noticed from "my computer" was that earlier the player was always in F drive, but now the player suddenly has it's own seperate icon. Has anyone had similar problems and knows what I can do to play the files in spotify & winamp again? It's really a big issue for me because all my music is in the mp3 player and now I can't listen to them anymore (well not with the computer, I can still listen to them by using the player itself). So any ideas how to fix this problem? Last edited by Sickboy; 09-30-2010 at 12:14 PM. |
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Self-pity is my hobby...
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Well does anyone know if I can "force" the mp3 player to be read by the F drive and not allow it to be read as its own system (or whatever the correct word would be), so it would not create it's own icon?
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He's Here
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Did you update the firmware of the player between now and then? Or maybe did a Windows Update?
I don't know, sounds like something changed with how it's detected. |
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Triple A
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Try this: http://www.p4c.philips.com/cgi-bin/d...n=SA2ARA16K/17
Please try the supplied software, Philips Songbird: Install the software and run it with your player connected to your PC. You can download it under Software & Drivers section in our support website. Click the Tool menu in the Philips Songbird and select "Repair my Philips GoGear", then follow the instructions to perform the repair process. |
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and to Xero's question, yes I updated my windows xp and some media players, but not the mp3 player |
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Triple A
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I guess so. If you can't use it, it's useless anyway though. Don't have the songs backed up on your computer?
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The player works, but I just can't play the songs with the laptop anymore.
I have the songs in my desktop computer, but not in the laptop. And I'm in Spain for 4 more weeks, so I can't access my computer. And I don't have really have any space left on my laptop (70gb) because of all the movies and porn I have... of course I could get rid off my 15gb of porn... but it's so difficult... Stoya, Eva Angelina, Lisa Ann,etc... A big decision... |
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