How to set radio to play from the last song that it plays before turn off.

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please follow this steps and fix it. GOD BLESS you

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Turn on all of the devices in your sound system. Turn off any auto-equalizers on your sound system to gain fullest control over frequencies. This switch might be found on the receiver or the equalizer itself.

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Play a test song on repeat. Choose a song with both extremely high and extremely low instruments so that you have a wide frequency range to listen for.

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Listen for any obvious distortions in the highs and lows of the songs. Lower the knob on your equalizer for any distorted frequencies until the distortion disappears. Try at first to find the highest setting possible without distortion.

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Adjust all frequency ranges in relation to each other to find a pleasing blend for your room, trying not to let any one frequency range dominate the others. Use the highest non-distorting settings found in Step 3 as maximum settings, but don't be afraid to lower a booming bass or a screeching flute that disrupts the overall blend of the music.

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Play a song from a different genre to test how the EQ works for different types of music. A hip hop song will have louder lows than a string quartet, for example, so make sure your bass frequencies sound crisp on both types of music.

You may have to tune your radio into a special frequency. Some of these units simply transmit a FM Signal so they can be used in any car with a FM Radio. Plug it all in, pick your fav song and play, then Auto-Tune the Radio in your car untill you hear your song!!

normally when you go to the setting and then go to music then power up song you can change what song plays when the ipod turns on. hope this helps. if it doesnt im sorry :(

try removing the dmr on the files heres a site with a freeware program to do this i havent tested it yet but try it www.downloadatoz.com/...drm.../drm-removal-freeware.html

I've had this happen a couple of times in the last 6 months. You can get it to play again by chosing the format option from the settings menu. Of course, then you've lost everything you had loaded on to it. Download your music/audio books again and they will play.

Wait till it runs out of power then charge it. It should charge up normally.

check the files format.

Unplug the power for a while and load all CDs. It could solve the playing old paylist.

I had this happen a few years ago. I spoke with Apple and they told me to make sure that the auto synch is turned off and that manual selection is enabled.

You may have to reload you songs back up into the Ipod. You should restore the Ipod back to factory settings first in case there is something corrupted in it.