Magnavox NB500MG1F Blu Ray Player: I've been having trouble getting the SD card slot to read the videos I put onto the SD card. I've tried everything from converting all the video files to AVCHD file types as well as trying their original file types, unformatting the SD card, reformatting the SD card, trying different SD cards, trying different videos, and I'm still getting the same error message: "Media Device Error --Please check the Memory Device-- There is no playable file in the Memory Device, or the format is not available." Does anyone have any suggestions to try? Is there a certain format the SD card must be set to? Do the video files need to be converted to a certain format? All fix it suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

SOURCE: Philips 4GB GoGear Flash Audio Video Player - Video Error

just download youtube converter it is freeware.add the file ,choose the format i.e avi ,get the output file .now load it on philips media converter it will read and work.

ThaMp3Doctor

• 8597 Answers
• Posted on Dec 12, 2008

SOURCE: Non-Supported format detected

Some videos, like music videos, have a copyright protection system on them that will not allow them to play even if you use the converter. You can also go to Philips' website and get the upgrade for your Media Converter - worth a whirl.

-Tha Mp3 Doctor

SOURCE: Unknown FIle Format

if this is for an ipod then you need to convert it to an MP4

SOURCE: IVE BEEN TRYING TO GET VIDEOS ON 4EVER!!!!

Hi,

I use Mediacoder (open source and free, yay!) for transcoding files into H.264. It's a bit involved and I don't recommend this for the average user.

Use instructions per 3rd post.
http://forum.mediacoderhq.com/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=2827

SOURCE: everytime I try to load videos onto my mp3 it wont

Hi dalychris,

Next time you connect the mp3 to the computer, go to the folder where the videos are dropped (generally a folder named VIDEO) and check what the extension is. If it is not mp4, you'll have to convert and resize it. There are plenty of free and paid programs available for such conversions. The standard video format for a walkman is the same as that for an ipod, .mp4, so you can try out this site: http://www.videora.com/en-us/Converter/iPod/ . There are other freeware programs available too, like VirtualDub that you can use to convert your videos, or paid programs like Xilisoft. After the conversion is done, you should be able to transfer and play the file easily.