MyMusix mp3 player with a MS-DOS (FAT16) format

MP3 players expect an MS-DOS (or FAT) format.

They do not read Mac formatted memory.

Reformat the MP3 player to MS-DOS format (your files will be deleted, so back them up if necessary) and the player should read the memory once more.

connect to your computer and then open "my computer" right click on the player, select properties and then tools. select format and set to fat16, you can also scan for errors from this tab by checking the box.

Go to the Mymusix website and download the player update utility (located here: http://mymusix.mmvoice.com/products/audio/PD-6070/software.html )
install it, then use these instructions, but start at step 9. http://mymusix.mmvoice.com/products/audio/PD-6070/PD6070Vistaonlyfaq.html
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I never got it to actually complete the update process, but it did format it, which solves the problem. Hope this helps

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c@rl

can you reach the data from computer (my computer)?
if so save what you think is important and then try reformatting it and then paste back the songs only.

Plug the mp3 player into the computer
Double-click My Computer
Right-click icon of the mp3 player
Select Format
It will give you a choice usually between FAT and FAT32 - FAT is the same as FAT16 in Windows-speak, so select "FAT"

If you have plugged your mp3 player into a Mac, you are out-of-luck.

-Tha Mp3 Doctor

Wow! FAT16! I wonder why it would want you to do that?

Here's how you do it on a Windows-based OS:
Connect mp3 player to computer
Double-click My Computer
Right-click the icon of the mp3 player
Select Format
When it gives you a choice between FAT and FAT32, choose FAT

-Tha Mp3 Doctor

i have the problem how do i fix

reset the mp3 and it will or you can delete some songs off to make it work without an error

you neeed to go to my computer and right click on the Mp3 and click format, if you don't your Mp3 will just stop working that is what happend to me

When you hook it up, you should see an icon on your computer for the MP3 player.
I download songs from iTunes to my MAC, then drag them to the MP3 player. However, they do not come from i'Tunes in a MP3 format. I found this on the internet for how to change the format:

When iTunes is open, find "preferences" and then locate "importing" (just look around on the different tabs till you find these, since Mac and Windows put them in different spots) tell it to import using MP3 encoder from the drop down bars, and say OK. now you can right click on the song you want to convert and select "convert to mp3".

Then drag the MP3 song to the MYMusix player icon and it should copy the song.