My GeneralPlus MSDC MP3 player shows to have music on the sd card but the player won't play

I suspect the format of the media player will not accommodate the format of where they are from. You will have to look at the settings of both your player and source to make certain they match.

Hi,
The LG Cyon can only support music within the MUSIC folder on the Mini SD card, put all the MP3's in the Music folder.

Also, it only supports wmv's and MP3's if my memory serves correctly.
Regards

Make sure the music is in a folder named "MUSIC".

First, make sure it's a microSD card; the e260 won't work with microSDHC cards.
Then use a card reader to copy music tracks to a "MUSIC" folder on the card. Install the card into the e260 and you will see the additional music.

First, make sure it's a microSD card and not a microSDHC card. If it's larger than 2GB then it's a microSDHC card and won't work. Second, make sure all your music is in a folder named "MUSIC".

cect p168c won't play mp3 music that has been loaded onto SD Card. Shows to be in the phone under file manager my music. When you try to play it. Shows to be an empty play list.

I'm confused. Are you saying that you can't play files on the SD card from the computer itself? Or, the songs won't play on the mp3 player once the SD card is loaded into the mp3 player?

First, make sure the songs are in the right format - each mp3 player will only play files of a certain type. Your best bet is to only use Mp3 format files -everything else is going to give you one problem or another.

Second, there is a size limit to what type of SD card the mp3 player can read. 2GB SD cards are the absolute maximum that this player will handle, and probably only 1GB even.

Hope this helps a little.

The juicebox has a built in video intro that plays when there is no media inserted; it's a cyclic clip from various cartoon network shows. In order to play a video, you have to insert a Juicebox Video cartridge into the player.
To use the MP3 kit, you put the SD card holder into the Juicebox. install the Juicebox software on your computer, put the USB card reader in your computer, and insert the supplied SD card. put a music CD in your computer, use the juicebox ripping software to convert the CD music into 128kbit MP3's, put them into the SD card. then take the SD card, put it in your juicebox SD card adaptor, turn it on. music will come out.

Check your local memory on your mp3 player. That's where the files actually loaded.

The songs are in the wrong format