Music` how do i add music to the little thing?

Its a whole new software,just play around with it,becomes very intuative when you get the hang of it.on the far left in the task bar,youll see a windows sign,click on that,all yr apps will pop up,and then click on ALL APPS,and youll see everything..On the far right youll see another box which is yr notifications,click on that and the big pane will pop up with yr mail and little boxes of things like buttons,ie wifi,control panel,bluetooth etc etc.the windows store lets you get more apps,some you own,some you have to buy.Get VLC not windows,for dvd playing,,VLCwindows for music,or windows media player 11 for music [originally from XP],works very well.In the apps youll see MAIL,just click on ADD and you can add all your email accs..have fun

you probably did not plugged back in the CCF backlight. It stands for cold cathode flourescent backlight. This usually gets pulled out when you remove that screen. It is a little rectangular circuit board at the bottom area of the screen housing.

Mine did the same exact thing, piece of junk.

dude what the ****, my mp3 eclipse fails to add music? i'm PISSED. i spent 30 ******* dollars that i barely had on a **** thing like this; ******** KMART!!!

No you will not Lose your music. Your Music is saved onto your computer. You may need to reload your music onto V9 itunes.

If you know where your music is stored on your computer then Just write this down so you know where it is and install the newer version of itunes.

If for any reason it does not automatically load your music on . Just click FILE on the top left of the screen in itunes then go down to add File or add folder then select the folder you store your music under.

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Little Dish Fitter

plug in the mp3.then open windows media player.You will need media player 10.There is a synce button on the top of media player.Press that and a window opens.you will be able to add music from playlists or files from there.
The other thing you can do is plug in your mp3,then open my computer.The mp3 should be listed there.open that and add your music there.

My problem with the Muvo was a little different. All of a sudden I couldn't add files. It would hang up 5 seconds into the transfer. I formatted (fat 32) and defragged but nothing worked.
I took mls38's lead and went to: http://support.creative.com/Products/ProductDetails.aspx?catID=213&subCatID=215&prodID=15441&prodName=MuVo%20V100&subCatName=MuVo&CatName=MP3+Players
and downloaded firmware 1.05.01 and it seems to be working now.
THANKS to "mls38" !!

In your Sd Card u have to leave a little space for the system in your cellphone. It has to retieve some spaces so as to be launched very well

sir u can add the music to samsung f250 by connectin via data cable to computer.. the thing it supports only selected music formats like .wma,.mp3.... for more details u can see the cd which u have got attached with the set when u bought the set..hope i helped you.. thank u sir

Keep in mind that these are mini hard drives (just like a computer.) From time to time they will become fragmented (especially with more files or music stored). Dialing the RCA help desk will be fustrating and useless because after waiting 40+ minutes, their expertise (from a dude doing his job in India) will only say that it is notworking and to refer to the warranty(which is also useless). But let me get back to the point. These units usually have a reset button. Also, you my need to go to the meny and profile the files (this little thing just tels the unit what it has in storage) but if all else fails, then when you connect this MP3 player to your PC, go to My Computer, and on the RCA Lyra icon, right click once and go to the properties...here you can format the drive to erase everything...so make sure you save all of your music first. After this you will be good to go. Also, try going to RCA.com and in their support page look for a firmware (the program that runs the MP3 player) update that might fix these bugs. I have sold hundreds of RCA MP3 players and playingwith these units has taught me what I know.