20 Most Recent Sylvania SMPK 8099 Video MP3 Player - Page 5 Questions & Answers

there are wall chargers that have a usb port in the back and you can get the right cable for the unit from Jaycar or most supermarkets and appliance shops

http://www.curtisint.com/html/custservice/manuals/SYL_SCR4975_EN.PDFThis manual is sufficient to determine how to set the time for the scr4975.

Maybe you need a driver http://www.driversupport.com/lp/bppc/alt?tid=US-OEM-BroadMatch-Search&oemid=39188&odmid=&utm_source=AdWords&utm_medium=PPC&utm_term=Support%20for%20Sylvania&utm_content={creative}&utm_campaign=US-OEM-BroadMatch-Search&m=Sylvania&s_kwcid=AL!4343!10!7467440043!29245475200&ef_id=ULo4OQAAWS04Thp4:20150420002407:s Looks it's for Windows XP; if you have Vista or over, try to install driver with Windows XP compatibility mode

Try inserting the SD card into a PC SD card slot and see if it plays for you. If it does, then the Sylvania does not support the file extension used in the files you downloaded. It's not a fault.

Sounds like a glitch in the power line. If the rest of your house is unaffected it might be the power connector on the clock. You could disassemble it and see if the pins for the power connector are soldered well.

sounds like it may need to be charged

I am not sure but try google.i am sure you will get sn answer

This is what i found: Clock Setting The clock can be only set while the unit is in standby mode 1. While the unit is in standby mode, press the TIME_SET button into clock setting. The LED display will start flashing, press REV/DOWN or FF/UP to select 12h display or 24h display. Confirm your setting by press TIME_SET again 2. While the unit is in standby mode, press and hold the TIME_SET button for 2-3 seconds, the hours will start flashing, press REV/DOWN or FF/UP to set the current hour, press the TIME_SET button to confirm the setting, then the minutes will start flashing, press REV/DOWN or FF/UP to set the current minutes, press the TIME_SET again to confirm all setting. The time is now set Drew.

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-au/windows/rip-music-from-cd#rip-music-from-cd=windows-7 mp3 files copy them into MP3 player via usb interface with a cable. or pay for mucis on itunes