Mix stick battery replace - Disney Mix Max Digital Media Player

It is one of two things:

1. The power for whet the stick is plugged into is lower that the "Full" power level of the battery

2. The battery is old.

My bet is on number one as the previous owner says that it worked fine. Try a different power source.

You shoud be able too. just drag them onto the music folder on the stick.

Disney Mix Stick 2.0 MP3 Player

Question:
How do I add songs to my Mix Stick 2.0?

Answer:
Hook the Mix Stick 2.0 up to an available USB port on your computer using the provided USB cable. Once the computer finishes loading the drivers for the Mix Stick 2.0, you can open the My Computer icon (or Computer in the Start Menu if you have Vista) and see the Disney Mix Stick 2.0 icon or the Removable Disk icon. You can then drag and drop your songs into the Mix Stick 2.0 or use the Sync feature in Windows Media Player to sync your existing tracks from Windows Media Player to the Mix Stick 2.0. Be sure to properly disconnect the Mix Stick 2.0 from your computer.For further assistance with this issue, please watch our video tutorial located here for a step-by-step walkthrough of this process.

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It should stick to the side of the pan slightly when mixing but not excessively. This is usually caused by too much water in the mix or getting the flour quantity wrong. Try reducing the water volume slightly until the mix is right.

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The help site on the box isn't a valid address, but I found the answer at www.digiblue.com. The software isn't compatible with Vista so I was not able to put my music in "mix it" format, but I was able to drag my music onto the stick like a flash drive. It works great, but I am not able to use the "mix it" feature on the stick itself. No big deal. :-)

You don't need the disk that came with the Mix Stick. It's just a plug in that interfaces with Windows Media Player and it completely optional. Without the software you can still use the Sync function in Windows Media Player to synchronize songs to the player.

You don't actually need the software. You can still use the Sync screen in Windows Media Player to add songs to the player without the software. The manufacturer has a PDF download of the manual at http://digiblue.com/customer-service/downloads/index.html

If you have XP just plugin the Mix Sticks. You'll see as an external USB mass storege and you could copy mp3 files on it

Be sure to try all the USB ports on your computer. The player will use all 500 milliamps that a USB port can provide to charge its battery. In most cases the back ports will provide all 500 milliamps to the player so try that. If you're using a USB hub then make sure you're connecting the player directly to the back of the computer instead.
If that doesn't work then take them back for a replacement or contact Digital Blue customer service for warranty replacement.