20 Most Recent iLO MP3 Player - Page 7 Questions & Answers

You can use the Media transfer software that comes with the player, or hilight and drag the files from Limewire into Windows Media Player, then open up the sync tab and make a list and hit sync. If you do this, make sure that the file is not being played on Limewire. You can ensure this by hitting the stop button on the Limewire Media Player, or playing a totally different song by double clicking the file in your Limewire Library.

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On this kind error, you should try to reformat your MP3 Player to go back to its normal settings and you could use it normally and efficiently.

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you must insert your mp3 into your usb port then click on My Computer icon, right click on mp3 drive and click format disk, this will resolve this problem.

go to my computer and access files from there

or try someone else's computer to access you music files

what mp3 player is it is the mp3 on hold cause now most you can drag and drop the songs from lime wire directly into the folder hope this helps

do you know how to take disc write protection off

It sounds like there might be a corruption on your device operating system..Try formatting the device and then transfer the songs over again..
That should solve the problem
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you need to find the system file and reflash the player. I'm looking for it now if I find it I will post a link

If the Mp3 isn't starting try seeing if the "hold" button isnt on

hit the reset button then plug it up to charge it. That should do it.

http://www.lenoxx.com/2005/mp3player/mp556.htm if you have a ilo model mp-556 (on the back cover) this page has links to the firmware ... i follow the instruction and got mine working.

yes, buy a diff. brand!! and then tell wal-mart, ilo brand it sucks!!

The filesystem has a limit to the number of files that can exist in one directory (around 100). If you are putting all the music in the same directory, the device will appear to be full even though there is a lot of space. The solution is to put your music into folders (per album, or whatever).

have u thought about checking the batteries there batteries tend to die out every 30 min

Oh.. If I know that mp3 player, it's a USB2 type (Where you plug it directly into your computers open USB slot).

I could list alot of sites where you can buy songs, but if you have some on your computer, It's just a drag-and-drop situation.

Running Windows XP? Drivers should automatically enable it to run from your system. Try doing the following.

Open "My Computer" after plugging the player in. If you see it, you can just grab a song from your collection and drop it straight into the player.

Also Media player might be able to sync your music, but I prefer this method... Less of a hassle.

Your songs are in the wrong format - read my "tips and tricks" on song formats, as it is too complicated to explain here. Short answer: convert the songs to Mp3 format.

Make sure the disc is in the write drive, I made the same mistake... once its in the write drive look for it on your "my computer" and find the drive, and click on the different icons until one comes up saying install, or setup.

I drop all downloaded music to one place, then get WindowsMediaPlayer to look there for music ln the add files to libary.
When this is done just "Sync" your device in WMP and choose the files you want to add.

Please rate this solution if you find it helpful. It is how I "Sync" my own mp3 player, everyday.

Uninstall MTP Device in System --> Hardware --> Device Manager