20 Most Recent Jwin MP3 Player - Page 8 Questions & Answers

I am using bdpoweramp to convert the music and put it on an MP3 player.
It tells me that it can not create the folder or copy it.

Wally

i think you need to add it to ya computer

CONNECT IT TO YOUR PC WITH THE HELP OF DATA CABLE AND INSTALL THE GAMES OF YOUR OWN CHOICE..OR GET THEM FROM THE NET.
GOODLUCK

you can download DVDVideoSoft.com it will have the right program that you need to see videos on your mp3 player

Hold down the turn on button for 15 seconds.  Then plug it in to charge the battery

Go to "Settings" on the Sansa (unplug it from your Mac if it is plugged in) and choose "USB Mode" and then choose "MSC".
This is basically a removable disk mode which should work outside of a Windows environment.

do you have an jwin

Download Limewire when song is finish downloading hit the explore button high the song right click and press play with windows media player then click that song and hit the snyc button at the top and click start sync at the bottom and it should work it work me.

Here's the deal with acquiring songs - it's not as easy as it used to be. The free services are Limewire, Frostwire, and Morpheus. The problems with the free services are:
A) They are virus-prone.
B) Some ISP's will cut off your internet service for using them.

Whatever you do, only download songs in mp3 format - they are recognized by all mp3 players, you can keep them forever, and they will not give you problems down the line.

My reccomendation is to use paid services such as eMusic

Update your version of Adobe Reader.
Download the software directly from Sandisk's website and bypass the disc.

Here's the deal with acquiring songs - it's not as easy as it used to be. The free services are Limewire, Frostwire, and Morpheus. The problems with the free services are:
A) They are virus-prone.
B) Some ISP's will cut off your internet service for using them.

Whatever you do, only download songs in mp3 format - they are recognized by all mp3 players, you can keep them forever, and they will not give you problems down the line.

My reccomendation is to use paid services such as eMusic.

If you want to learn that badly you should try reading the manual.
Get it here if you don't have one:

http://www.jwin.com/sites/support/list.asp?board_id=manual&pageID=downld_ctr

Make sure you're mp3 player doesn't have the "Hold" button switched to the "on" position

you should be able to just copy and paste them into it like a hard drive.

If this is a USB MP3 player and you have unwanted songs on it, you might try plugging it into your computer and formatting it like a portable hard drive. This should reset everything back to a factory default and then the computer and the MP3 player should get along better. Good Luck

theres 2 ways you can do this go into you windows media play 11 ( heres the adress if you dont already have it { http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/player/download/download.aspx }) then add you songs on to the media player you can do that by clicking the dropdown arrow right below the library tab...then click add to library...and it will ask you where to add the music from click where ever your music is saved...then once it has finished click the sync tab...it should automatically find you mp3 player....once thats done drag and drop music from the library side of the screen to you mp3 player side and it should do it..............IF NOT go to my docs (my documents) and click one song...then press the ctrl button and A and eveything should highlight then press ctrl c at the same time and everything will copy then minimaize that page and do to my computer...then go to you mp3 player select the music folder if there is one...(if not its fine)....then press ctrl v and it will say copying files...and that will work...if not try reformatting you mp3 player...you can do this by going to my computer then right clicking on your mp3 player then a box will appere click the word format then go back and go to music in the mp3 player threw the my computer folder...then put the music back in the way that is written above

Look how this guy has done it.

Connect your MP3 player via USB and just drag the mp3 files from the folder on your computer to your player. Voila!

If you need more help, come back here and let me know.

Enjoy!

most of the time its either on random mode or on shuffle.....idk how your mp3 works but normally you can take it off by going to the menu and searching for shuffle or random....

all sorted - bought a new one!

right click on it and select format. use quick format option & maintain device defaults. u can name it if u want, but dont have to.