20 Most Recent Sanyo HDP-M3000 MP3 Player Questions & Answers

Hi you can get it from sanyo from there website i got it from here http://jp.sanyo.com/icr/english/index.html hope this helps

Hi Gloria788 just plug it in with the supplied usb cable that came with it and use musicfilemaster which you can download from sanyos site for the m3000

Take your Sanyo back to Linux box, hook up the USB cable, and then mount it.

Copy the files that you want to keep on to the $HOME directory on Linux.

Next, from a terminal, run
sudo fdisk -l

to display all the mounted filesystems on the computer.

It might be /dev/sdb1, or /dev/sdc1 You should be able to pick out the M3000 as its hard disk size is 6.0 GB. Let's assume that the USB drive is on /dev/sdb1

Re-run the fdisk command.

sudo fdisk /dev/sdb

(press m to get the help menu).

Recommend that you choose d to delete a partition,
then n to create a new partition
when asked about the code for the new partition, use b -- this corresponds to Windows 95 FAT32 file system.

Don't forget w to write the new partition definition out to the USB drive.
Lastly q to quit fdisk.

Once you exit fdisk, remount the M3000 and make sure that you copy your files back on to it.

All Linux and Windows systems should be able to recognize your drive now.

• probably there may hav occured an error in transfering
• click the button near the player to switch it on
• install the player in pc once again

Video recorder? Please state model number.

from description given the unit is defective.

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https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1069169/Sanyo-Rm-5090.html

When the tone arm returns to its base it should contact a small micro switch which turns off the motor. Going underneath the platter you should find the switch, either bent out of place or broken.

You most likely are not meeting the specs required by the player. Check the manual on the cd for the specs the player can resolve or use the converter on the cd to convert your mp4's wmv to meet the specs.

Is your tv compatible with wireless speakers?

Use code search on your Sanyo URC to find something that works. If a search through all codes stored in the URC fails, try a different one.

There might be a diagram but I haven't seen any belt fitting diagrams at all, merely the odd exploded view. Replacing cassette belts is as much fun as a jigsaw puzzle - you keep removing screws and parts until you can fit the belt and then you reverse the process...