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| 875913 | 2010-04-13 00:46:00 | My Mp3 player which is a Phillip Go Gear Player does not show up some of my songs. It shows up on the computer, but not on my MP3 player when I take it out of the Computer. Just in case if you were wondering my model number for the player it is SA2315/97:stare: | AZ1 (15478) | ||
| 875914 | 2010-04-13 00:49:00 | What format are the songs? MP3, WMA etc? I've seen some MP3 players only play MP3's and not WMA's. |
GR8Metal (14133) | ||
| 875915 | 2010-04-13 01:25:00 | What format are the songs? MP3, WMA etc? I've seen some MP3 players only play MP3's and not WMA's. I will check! |
AZ1 (15478) | ||
| 875916 | 2010-04-13 01:30:00 | Looks like it supports MP3 (32-320 kbps), MP3 VBR, and WMA (32-192 kbps). And if it is WMA FAQ from the Philips site Question Why can't I play some of my WMA files in the device? Answer The problem may have been caused by the way that some of the options in the ripping software were set. * The .wma file may be Digital Right Management DRM protected. o Always rip the music .wma files without DRM protection. * The Constant Bit rate (CBR) parameter for the .wma file may be too high o Try to get the file from another source or re-create the .wma file whose CBR(Constant Bit Rate) is within 192Kbps. * The .wma file is created with lossless format. o Avoid creating .wma files with the lossless format. * The .wma files may be encoded with WMA 9.2 or later (such as WMA 10.0 Professional). o Make sure the .wma files are encoded with WMA 9.0 or earlier. |
Speedy Gonzales (78) | ||
| 875917 | 2010-04-13 01:37:00 | What format are the songs? MP3, WMA etc? I've seen some MP3 players only play MP3's and not WMA's. The ones that can not play are MPEG-4 Audio File (.m4a) and the ones that can play are MPEG Layer 3 Audio (.mp3) |
AZ1 (15478) | ||
| 875918 | 2010-04-13 02:17:00 | Check the FAQ listed from Speedy Gonzales post to see if one of those points could be causing the issue.... | GR8Metal (14133) | ||
| 875919 | 2010-04-13 02:21:00 | The ones that can not play are MPEG-4 Audio File (.m4a) and the ones that can play are MPEG Layer 3 Audio (.mp3) That'll be why, doesn't support the format, re-encode them to a supported format. |
KarameaDave (15222) | ||
| 875920 | 2010-04-13 04:09:00 | That'll be why, doesn't support the format, re-encode them to a supported format. How do you do that:confused: |
AZ1 (15478) | ||
| 875921 | 2010-04-13 04:20:00 | You can use this program http://www.quinnware.com/ to re-encode them to whatever format you want. | GR8Metal (14133) | ||
| 875922 | 2010-04-13 04:56:00 | You can use this program http://www.quinnware.com/ to re-encode them to whatever format you want. I have installed that but I do not know how to re-encode it! |
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