I put my micro sd card into the adapter, slid it into the slot, and moved mp3 music files onto it. I then put the micro sd card into my phone, but my phone did not recognize that i had any of the new songs on. I synced all my whole library to the micro sd to see if it was the song or the card and it picked up 1/4 of my library when on my phone but recognized all the songs when I put it back into my computer to see what was all on it.
Yes, Brother there is one probability that your sd is formatted in fat-32 file system. For that i would like to say phone can only read FAT not FAT-32. Go to my computer, select sd drive properties and format it with FAT file system. Then load the files and you will be able to see it in your phone. If it works don't forget to vote here. For any proble contact me [email protected] or [email protected]
I the same problem with my phone. After double checking, I realized some of my music files were in Mp4 format. They were also password protected songs I downloaded from itunes. I had to unlock and convert them using Protected Music Converter. You can download a trial version at www.WMA-MP3.com
Did you turn off your phone before pulling your mini out?
did you reboot your phone ater inserting your mini?
your phone might only see so much of your music file
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after resarching your problem. i found out that inorder for your phone to see your card it has to be formated to a fat system. you will need to put your card into a reader and reformated to fat. some phones will let you formate then but remember to back up any thing on your memory card
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I don't now how to change it to read FAT-32 if thats what i need to do. the card is already set to read FAT
my slivr will not play all songs
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