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sango_9314 asked:


This is very complicated I have a coby mp3 player and a Windows XP computer, but I don’t know anything else and why it won’t work.

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summeya m asked:


Ive got an mp3 player which requires a separate memory card. when i try to turn it on it doesn’t work but it only works as a usb drive. How do i get the mp3 part to work?
I forgot to add that i have put a memory card in it!

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David C asked:


I have Philips SA1100/37 MP3 player and use it with Windows Media Player 11. When I sync the tracks that I rip from a CD, instead of the tracks being on the MP3 player in the order that they were on the CD they are scrambled and don’t play in the order they were in the CD. If I sync more than one CD onto the MP3 player, the tracks of the different CDs are mixed together instead of each CD being played separately and in order. These are inspirational type CDs, not music CDs, so having the tracks in the right order is very important to making any sense out of listening to them. The User Manual for the MP3 player mentions putting the CDs into folders. It seems to me that to have each CD as a separate folder on the MP3 player would be a good idea, but I can’t see any way in the MP3 player or the Windows Media player to do that. Can anyone help me? Everything I see on the Windows Media Player Help and Website don’t tell me anything.
Like I already said, It doesn’t matter what order I put the tracks on the player, they play in a different order.
Here is an example of how the tracks from a CD were synced to the MP3 player What shows as 001/009 (track one of nine) on the MP3 player was actually track 7 on the CD or in more detail
001/009=Track 7
002/009=Track 4
003/009=Track 8
004/009=Track 5
005/009=Track 6
006/009=Track 9
007/009=Track 1
008/009=Track 2
009/009=Track 3
and on another Sync it came out different:
001/009=Track 7
002/009=Track 8
003/009=Track 5
004/009=Track 9
005/009=Track 6
006/009=Track 1
007/009=Track 2
008/009=Track 3
009/009=Track 4
It does not matter in what order I sync the tracks, and the random shuffle on the MP3 player is off and has nothing to do with this.
Creating a Playlist makes no difference.
I had to go to work and I just got back home. Before I left I just had time to try what liz suggested with one CD and it worked. I listened to that CD several times at work with my MP3 player and it worked perfectly. Thanks liz. Now I’m ripping a second CD to sync to the MP3 player. I’ll see how that works in a few minutes.

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