There Is Not a Manual With Go Gear RAga 2Gb Device which i have just purchased

download the driver programs from the cd on to your computer then you shald be able to drag and drop from one to the other and visa versa

You can repair your device using this steps:
Please install Philips Songbird software on your computer and then launch the program.
If you don"t have it can be downloaded from Philips website.

http://www.support.philips.com

In the Philips Songbird menu bar (at the top), click on the Tools pull-down menu and then select Repair My RAGA.
Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the repair procedure.
I hope it will be successful.
Thanks.
gylacz

I would return it to the supplier you purchased from. The software and manual are gold dust, insist or politly demand a replacement or refund!>

You will need a USB to Mini USB cable.Connect it to the PC and it will charge the device and you will get a automatic pop up instruction screen on your device.

You can repair your device using this steps:
Please install Philips Songbird software on your computer and then launch the program.
If you don"t have it can be downloaded from Philips website.
In the Philips Songbird menu bar (at the top), click on the Tools pull-down menu and then select Repair My RAGA.
Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the repair procedure.
I hope it will be successful.
Thanks.
gylacz

Dear Scrym_family,

My solution for you is by way of providing you the manual so you can either view it on your computer, or so if you want a hard copy of this you can keep it on paper. So here is the answer.

Here is a copy of the manual I have found for you, the only trick to this though that it is in .PDF file format, so what you will need to do is print this out, or save it to a USB Solid State Flash Drive (or known as a usb pen drive, thumb drive, key drive etc etc), and walk it to another computer and then print it from that location if you do not own a printer. One quick note though, you will need either adobe reader or some version of acrobat in order to view .PDF file formats/ extensions. These you can find pretty much anywhere.

Anyway the link you will need is

http://www.philips.co.uk/c/mp3-and-mp4-players/gogear-raga-4-gb-sa2rga04sn_02/prd/;jsessionid=4FB16C7529A7FA3001078549EFFACA23.app102-drp4?t=support

I hope this is the fixya for you, and if there is anything further that you require regarding this then please do not hesitate to get hold of me

yours sincerely

Oz

MP3 players are charged up using the supplied USB cable and connecting it to your computer.

The fault could be the earphone, check the earphone in a different device/player, if the fault still appears the the earphone is faulty, probably a broken wire in the cord.
If the earphone is OK then the earphone socket in the MP3 player is faulty. If may be too expensive to repair, unless you can DIY.

Sync all the songs you want onto the raga via 'songbird'.
Stay connected, then go to windows explorer, identify your device. Then in 'Music', make folders for your playlists. Manually transfer (drop and drag) your songs to the required folder/playlist.
When using the raga use the 'folder' option. Works as playlists.
grayza

Hello,

Next site shows the support site for all available RaGa players in the UK:
http://www.support.philips.com/support/search/search.jsp?fetchWhatData=CountryCategoryData&_dyncharset=UTF-8&userLanguage=en&userCountry=gb&searchValue=raga

When the player is bought in the UK, select your player from the list to get the matching support.
When having the RaGa player in another country, select yours in the page top on the right and enter the word raga in the bar next to [Find now]. Next choose the exact model number.
Look for the Quick Start Guide how to connect and charge the player.
e.g. Quick Start Guide for RaGa player SA1982 on page 6.

To register see the Register your product phrase in the page top of the support site: on the page showing up you can create an account.

I hope this gives all the information you are looking for.