Please install and use the “Coby Media Manager” software provided on the player.
CMM (Coby Media Manager) software is the easiest way to: Transfer (sync) media files to the player, Convert video and audio files to a format compatible with your player, Keep your player’s software up to date, Browse and play your media library on your computer.
you can download the Coby Media Manager here:
Coby
Media Manager fix for MP822 (Windows XP/2000/Vista)
For Windows folks, try iTunes Agent which you can get at CNET Download.
If you don't have the latest .NET framework for Windows, you'll get an error, so go to Microsoft.com and get the latest version and install it.
Once you have iTunes agent up and running it will prompt you to configure it. If you've never used it before, just say no. You're indicating you don't have a previous profile you need to transfer. If all goes well, iTunes will launch and a pop-up will tell you iTunes Agent is ready to sync your devices.
To add a new device, make sure it's connected to your computer, then right click on the iTunes Agent icon in the system tray and choose preferences.
Press New. You'll get a warning letting you know that the first time you sync, all the data on the new device will be erased. So, be sure you have everything off the device before you go ahead.
Then fill out the fields, naming your device, and so on. Point the folder to the place on the new device where you want the music to go. You can choose particular playlists to associate with this device. Once you're done, press save.
To sync, right click on iTunes Agent and select synchronise devices.
Your selected songs will now be synced to the device
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Download "Itunes Agent" from here:
http://ita.sourceforge.net/download.html
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Setting up "iTunes Agent" to recognize your player:
It's real easy, after you've installed "iTunes Agent" it'll be on your "Desktop"....."Left Click" it.
It'll now be in your "System Tray"... navigate to your "System Tray" and "Right Click" on the little "iTunes Agent" icon, click "Preferences..." , click the "New" button and set-up your configuration, fill in the fields that need to be set-up in order for your player to be recognized by "iTunes Agent".
Follow the steps from the "iTunes Agent" pic I provided.
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Your "Music Folder" field specifies where your music will be saved on your player, you could name this folder to anything you like example: "BigA2infinity's Jamz Folder" or if you like to have your player set up just like an iPod and save your files in separate folders i.e. 90' Music, Music Videos, My Top Rated, Recently Added, Recently Played, Top 25 Most Played.
Or you could just leave the "Music Folder" field blank and have your music saved to the "ROOT" of your player example: "Removable F: drive" .
In order for your player to be recognized, it must be recognized by a specific name.... in the "Recognize by folder/file" field type in a specific name, example: "BigA's Mp3 Player 2009" .
So basically every folder name you've created in "iTunes Agent" set-up, make an extra folder with the same name in the "ROOT" of your player.
Example #1: My music will be save in "BigA2infinity's Jamz Folder" on my player/mp3.
Example #2: Just like an iPod, in order for an iPod to be recognized it needs a specific name in the "ROOT" of the iPod.... so create a folder in the "ROOT" of your player to recognize your none iPod/iPod-knock-Off/PSP/Mp3 Player, I created a folder named "BigA's Mp3 Player 2009" in the "ROOT" of my player/Mp3/PSP/iPod Knock-Off so it could be recognized.
Follow the steps from the "iTunes Agent" pic I provided (same pic from Step 2).
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The very last field in set-up is the "Associate with playlist" you could set this option to recognize any playlist you like, if you would like a playlist created with the name of your player set the option to "Use device name" .
Read more: How to Make iTunes Work On Any MP3 Player/Cell Phone/PSP Portable ' eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how_4765596_work-mp-playercell-phonepsp-portable.html#ixzz1A2J0EgqW
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