20 Most Recent Insignia NS-DV2G MP3 Player - Page 6 Questions & Answers

CHARGE IT IF NOT ITS BROKEN

My new Insignia NS-8V24 player, that I've had for 3-4 months, won't charge. I've used charging USB lines I have to charge it on every computer possible, but it won't charge. It would turn off and on for a few seconds and turn off again. I do not know what to do, because I cannot download music into the Mp3 player if it cannot be turned on. What should I do?

Connect it to your PC, right click on the device under My Computer. You should see the device. Right Click on it, and if you do not see "Format", then open it. There should be drives, such as internal Storage. Right click here. You should see "Format". This wipes the device completely.

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MPEG4 (AVI), with 15fps.

I could not write video files in Windows Vista/

To make it work you have to change it to MSC mode (Only for Windows XP and 2K, it somewhat technical so do it at your own pace and follow instruction:

• Click on the Start button and Select Settings. Then click on Control Panel.
• Double click System, and then select the Hardware tab.
• Click on Device manager.
• Click on the '+' for Portable device and you will see "Insignia Video Player".
• Right click and select "Update driver".
• A Hardware Update Window will open, Select "No, not this time" when windows asks to search for software. Click next. Check the "Install from a list or specific location" checkbox and then click next.
• On the next screen select "Don't Search. I will choose the driver to install".
• Click next and then you will see a window showing two drivers that are compatible with your player.
• To put the device into MSC mode select "USB Mass Storage Device" and click next.
• A finish installing driver will appear and your device will now appear as a hard drive on your system.
• To switch back to MTP mode, open the device manager as above and click on the "+" for "Universal Serial bus controllers" and you will see "Insignia Video Player".
• Then follow the steps above until you reach the "Select the device driver..." screen in which you select "MTP device".
• Then click next and your device will be reset back into MTP mode.

Make sure your insignia has the latest firmware, this i provide for you also here: http://www.insignia-products.com/t-New%20Video%20Player%20Firmware.aspx

Hope that helps to fix it
Moises

Try directly copying the songs from your music folder to the music folder on your Mp3 player.

you should format your mp3 and try again.in this way the errors on mp3 player will be removed.

I have a similar problem from time to time. I have to hold to slide for what seems like a long time and eventually it comes on.

you are suposed to check the mp3 before you disconect it from the computer and if you dont it may not be there when you disconect it so next time check it.

• my screen is fuzzy
• it frequently freezes while playing music

I always have to hold the button for at least ten seconds.

all you need to do is if you are using windows xp put yuor windows xp's cd to your cd room and then install windows portable devices from you cd and plug in your mp3 player to your pc once you install windows portable devices in your computure so pug your mp3 player and enjoy you mp3 player and
my email is:[email protected] and if you have windows xp cd can you please send me windows portable devices driver from your cd thank you...

Try www.audiobooksforfree.com/
or www.freeclassicaudiobooks.com/
or google"free audio books" for many more.
Then download as mp3,
To transfer to mp3 download "media monkey" it's also free and will transfer all mp3 files to your player automatically.
I hope this helps

press the reset button

Because It can't support higher than 2 gb SD micro card...

Try administrator rights by right-clicking on Windows media player or try to turn off UAC(User acc control)

look and see if there is a boot file in one of the folder on the player. If there is delete this file....This file gets put on the player when booting your computer with the player connected..The player is trying to read this file and can't ...Disconnect player when booting system Hope this works.....rate me

There should be some software that came with the player that converts video files to a compatable format for the player.

The software is the ArcSoft Media Converter2 and the parameters should be 320x240, 512 video, 128 audio.

Another program you can try is Media Converter 2.5 intro (trial) version on the Arcsoft website. This seems to also do a terrific job at conversion.

Best of luck to you!