My ibeat emo not showing any files in ibeat emo what to do?

try installing the latest drivers from
http://driverscollection.com/?H=i.Beat%20sweez%20FM&By=TrekStor

Check whether the file format is mp3 or wma and also try changing your XP service pack and then try transferring files or Use winamp ( Newest version ) to transfer your files ..hope it helps

Just turn on your trekstor, go to fm radio.
Then wait for the program to respond.
After that, there will be a button on top of the power button, press it once.
It will open up a menu showing US Band, and EU Band. Select either and press scan.
Wait for the scan to complete, then enjoy your radio.

I am having the same problem. My Emo got corrupted, and had to reformat it.  It lost all of the original information on the partition that you can access from the computer.  Reformatting doesn't erase the firmware, but nowhere can you search for an answer to put the necessary information back on the partition to let the files be recognized by the Emo.  If you did the same thing I did, then the only thing I can suggest is going to www.trekstor.de/en/ and going the the support section.  You can tell them the problem you are having and have them try to help you out (I'm going to do the same soon) so you can get the files to be recognized.  You are not alone, as I have seen many other people with the same problem.  The manual says to format the Emo in Fat32 format, but noone should have to do that nor should even try to, unless it has become corrupt like mine did.  The manual should warn that formatting should only be done if the system has become corrupt and unrecognizable to your computer, not at the beginning of the manual making you think that you have to do this to be able to use it.  I have more of a problem because the firmware version on the Emo is more up to date than that of what you can find at the Trekstor website, which doesn't make sense.  I wanted to update the firmware to see if would set the Emo to factory settings, but don't want to go to an older firmware.  Anyways, hope this helps, and good luck!

make sure your music is in mp3 format, use windows media player to sync.

I had the same problem. The solution for me was that the files on my computer hard drive were set to play on the realplayer format. Once I changed the format to play on the windows media format, it started saving to the Emo. I hope this helps you.

You can upload SMV files directly to the player.

1.) Download SigmaTel's Transcoder program, version 4.00 is the current release.

2.) Convert your AVI file. Use 128x128 resolution.

3.) Copy the SMV file to emo's MVIDEO folder.

Files in the wrong resolution will show in emo's menu, but won't play

It should last 3 years or 500 charges. After that, throw the unit away. My emo cost $5 at Office Depot after rebate.

The video may be glitched or the memory is full. Try unlocking the unit by pressing the reset button with a paperclip. It's located just below the on/off switch on the right side.

Try this: disconnect the player from the computer, turn it off, hold in the volume + button, and reconnect the player to the computer while holding the volume + button in. Keep holding the volume + button for an additional 5-50 seconds. Windows should eventually go into recovery mode and revive the player- it will pop up a window that says Found New Hardware Wizard