20 Most Recent Insignia NS-DV2G MP3 Player - Page 5 Questions & Answers

Hello,

The picture of the player that is showed in the problem shouting has type number NS-DV2GC, see the overview:
http://insigniaproducts.com/productSearch.html?query=NSDV2G&mainSearchButton=Search
No driver available for the NS-DV2GC.


On the mentioned page there's also the NS-DV2G player.

Firmware for the player:
Firmware available starting with NS...
Firmware updater FWUpdater...;

Software for the computer to make media transfers:
RhapsodyBestbuy... version 3 and 4

USB installer for older versions of Windows
nusb31e...

Quick Start Guide in pdf format:
http://insigniaproducts.com/cms/documents/NS-DV2G%20UM%20EN.pdf

User Guide in pdf format:
http://insigniaproducts.com/cms/documents/NS-DV2G%20UM%20EN_SP_FR.pdf

Try using a dvd lens cleaner disc, if that doesn't help the laser lens on the drive is probably dirty or the drive itself is faulty. most likely The dvd drive or the laser assembly would need to be replaced from the dvd player. If you are outside of warranty it might be better just to buy a new DVD player.

plug it into the cp or a dock

go to the insignia website and under retail you can order a battery

http://www.insigniaproducts.com/productSearch.html?query=NS-DV2G+&mode=manuals This is the link I have found for the insignia drivers and they also have other options at thier site!

When the player connects only with the charging display, there are 3 points that need to be checked:

Battery and cable connection
1. Connecting the player to the computer, the charging symbol should start loading; battery "green" or "partly green" indication. The player should respond with "OK to disconnect" = connection established correctly.
For proper charging and connection put the USB cable plug directly to the computer preferred at the back side: not through a hub or card reader.

MSC mode
2. The player is switched to MSC mode. MSC = Mass Storage Class. In this mode the device is seen as a flash drive also called removable disk, that can be accessed using Windows Explorer.
The Hold switch was in hold position on the top side, before connecting to the computer.

Disconnect the player and release the hold switch. Next the player should be in standard MTP mode. MTP = Media Transfer Protocol used for transferring files with media software.

MTP mode
3. The media software on the computer for transferring files is not installed or not working properly. Update or reinstall the media software.

Manual for Insignia NS-DV2G:
http://insigniaproducts.com/cms/documents/NS-DV2G%20UM%20EN_SP_FR.pdf


When this didn't help the firmware on the player needs to be reinstalled.
For firmware see the Drivers in the Support tab of the next link:
http://insigniaproducts.com/products/portable-audio/NS-DV2G.html

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You probably need to reset the unit. A copy of the manual can be found here. Under "Player controls and connections" in the manual, you will find a small port designated as "Reset." Inserting an unbent paper clip into this port will reset the unit. I hope this helps resolve the problem!

i have insignia 2 gb mp3 player and i dont havesupport software to open it as i want to change songs it give error as
"Windows Media Player cannot play the file. The Player might not support the file type or might not support the codec that was used to compress the file."

You may reset the unit by inserting a pointed object, such as a paper clip, into the reset port on the bottom of the unit. A copy of the owner's manual will help identify the location of the port. I hope this helps.

go to an mp3 music site. if your not paying for the songs its illegal so make sure that you are paying. unless you dont mind breaking the law thats cool. (not really)

First you need to determine what kind "file format" of video your device can accommodate. Then you'll have a better idea. Most of these device comes with a convertor software for video. My best bet it is mp4 at 3.5 ratio.

how do i add the videos on my player

This is how you solve this particular issue . First off , you let the batter die out . Dont just take it out , let it die out . Then you charge your MP3 , and it should be fine . But you shouldnt stop there . You should try to find the file that corrupted your MP3 and made it do that , then delete it . Hope this helps !

I can not turn on my INSIGNIA NS-8V24, it does not answer. When I conect it in the computer a mesagge asking me the drivers appears and I am using WINDOWS XP. What can I do?

Hi there,

First of all take a backup of your player and then format it.....
all the memory error goes by formatting the player ......

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If you hold the power button for 20 seconds it will shut off. Leave it off for about 1 minute, then turn it back on & it will hopefully work.

plug your mp3 to pc.............go to my computer ...open the drive (mp3)...now open the folder that has your downloaded music....both windows are open copy & paste (or click & drag) from the folder to the mp3.....note limewire is for downloading p2p.....have fun...if this helped feel free to rate

By getting my DVD player updated.

If you hold the power button for 20 seconds it will shut off. I had the similar problem where I unplugged my Insignia NS4V17B frozed on the bluetooth initializing screen. I turned it off then back on and it is now working fine.