I plugged my siren into my macbook and all of the songs that were on it have disappeared

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Off hand I don't think so,. BUT check Amazon and if they have it then there really is a siren Song alarm..

The player should have came with a usb connection cable as well as a CD with the software on it. The easiest way would be to install the software on your computer and then connect the player to your computer. Once connected, open up the program and it should load all of the songs.

are you talking about the part where you have to kill the sirens? if that is the part you have to kill 3 sirens all together. each one you kill will release their spirit and fill a circle in a door. once you kill all three the door will open. this part of the game you really have to rely on sound. listen for the sirens song, at first it'll be very faint but as you get closer to one it'll get louder. if you find that the song is getting faint instead of getting louder you are going the wrong way.

Simply plug the MP3 Player into your computer, and when it is recognized, open my computer and access the MP3 Player.
Inside it there will be 2 files one that says Audio and the other i think says data, open the Audio file and your songs will be there, then simply delete them, and problemo solved!

Press and hold the power button. After a few seconds, the MAcBook will shut down.
Regards,
Cybernanga

I had to go media player and then hook up siren . if that doesn't work to my computer and then plug in siren and delete files manually

Hi,
Plug the player into a computer. Go to My Computer and the player will appear as a Removeable Drive. Explore the player and copy the songs you want to keep and paste them to a folder on the computer. Now right click on the Removeable Drive and press Format. This will wipe the drive and it will be clean.
Now transfer your files back onto the drive. Done :)

Fixya!

Chris (ziraffa)

The songs that you are syncing may not be in the right format for this particular Mp3 player. Where did you get the songs?
Q: What type of files can I play?
A: Mp3 and WMA files. DRM protected WMA files, such as those purchased from many online music services, must be copied to the player via Windows Media Player or the music management software compatible with your online music store.

The player does not support AAC file playback. (i.e: iTunes will not work)

question: were did you buy this mp3 player