20 Most Recent Delstar DS 917 Digital Media Player Questions & Answers

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install the software cd that came with it

run it down till battery is completly flat then charge it up a gain and see what happens

Does your computer detect the player? If not try this: If the player has a reset button, press it.

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Format your MP4 player by following below steps

1. Open a command prompt within Windows:
START >> RUN >> cmd

2. At the command prompt type:
format x:/FS:FAT (where x is the letter of your "removable disk"

3. When warned "WARNING! The cluster size for this volume, 64K bytes, may cause application compatibility problems, particularly with setup applications. The volume must be less than 2048 MB in size to change this if the default cluster size is being used.

Proceed with Format using a 64K cluster (Y/N)?" choose Y

4. Do not name the volume when prompted - just press "ENTER" for none.

5. After format is complete, go to Windows Explorer and you shold now be able to create folders and add MP4s again.

If you are running Windows 98 First or Second Edition, you may want to use the driver CD that came with your player and install the driver. If it is not supported by Windows 98 First Edition, upgrade to Second Edition. If you are using Windows 2000 or XP, you may want to check on the Device Manager to see if the player is connected. If the selected player shows an "?", it means you will need to update the driver. Run the Update Driver wizard, and install the player as removable disk.

take it back to were you got it as you have a internal disk problem and disk means hard drive in laymans terms

video files must be in amv format, there are free converters available on the web

For the 10 second play problem the player has been set to intro mode, which only will play the first 10 seconds of each song. While it is playing, press the mode button ( bottom right ) once. This brings up the play sub-menu. It should show " repeat" as the first item. Press mode button again and it should show "intro". Now press either the top or middle buttons on the right side once, this shows all repeat choices again, using the same buttons scroll through them till "normal" is highlighted. Then press the bottom right button again. This shoudl put it back in normal play mode and return to the music screen.

Try using a wall charger.

Use BitTorrent for downloading music. It's free!

Have you try different computer usb? It could be internal battery.
Hope this helps.

Tips:
- Press the reset button (if it has one)
- If you are running Windows XP, you should install the player as removable disk.

Format the player. If problems persist, upgrade the firmware of this product.

An USB cable should be supplied with your player. If you didn't mean it, you are running Windows 95 or 98 First Editon (if isn't supported). If you are running Windows 2000 or XP, you may want to install the driver as removable disk.

Format the player, or upgrade the firmware of this device.

Search on your computer for the name of the file you downloaded from iTunes to see if you can find it and drag it to your player.

Use BitTorrent to download music. It's free!

If you mean to put music to the player, plug it in onto the another available computer to see if it works. Or format the player. If you still having problems, you can upgrade the firmware of this product.

Plug it in on your computer running Windows Vista to see if the computer detects it. If not try this:

Refer to the product vendor if it's compatible with Windows Vista. If it isn't, you can configure the compatibility wizard for older drivers.