Hi, I am using Philips Go Gear 4 GB MP3 palyer. It has 3 GB free space but when I start the player,below message comes . Please tell me how to solve the issue "Memory Full Connect to PC & delete some contents" Thanks Nilanchal

Good morning, afternoon, evening or night; whatever time of day you are viewing this solution post. Thank you for choosing FixYa to assist you with your problem. From the description you have given above, you have no space to build a database of media player files and you want to know how to free up space by connecting to a PC? I think I can provide assistance to you for that. Your device is telling you what you need to do, which is free up space on your MP3 player by removing media files on your 8GB hard drive. 100 megabytes of files need to be removed in order to do this. By going into songbird and removing the files, the computer will remove the file from the MP3 player, but by default, will not delete the file itself; as the file will be on Philips Songbird on your PC's hard drive. To remove media files on your GoGear Ariza:

1. Use the USB cable that was supplied with your MP3 player to connect your device to your PC.

2. Open Philips Songbird on your PC.

3. Select a media file from your music, video or downloads library that you want to remove and right click it.

4. Click 'Remove' and confirm the command.

Repeat steps 3 & 4 as many times as you need to until you have deleted 100MB of media files. If songbird displays the file size, use that to help you decide which ones are taking up the most space, or as you are getting ready to remove a file, use the file sizes and add them together (mathematically). If you don't know, mb stands for megabyte, and a megabyte is 1,000,000 bytes. Once the total is 100,000,000 or more, you can stop removing files if you want. I hope this helps!

Hello,
Connect the player to your PC. Start windows explorer and find the drive "removable disk". Make back up copy your media files to the computer. Select this drive, right click on it and choose "format". Then you get to a window where you should simply click the "start" button. After the formatting copy back your files to the device, and try again whether it works.
If your player remains in faulty state you will need to upgrade the firmware.

Bye, gylacz

Hi

Please check the below link for the user manual for your Philips Go Gear HDD1830 player--

Philips Go gear HDD1830 MP3 Player User manual

Also check the Quick Start guide at this link---

Philips Go gear HDD1830 quick start guide

Hope this helps...

Daniel

Hi, kindly get the best driver for you here: www.giveawayoftheday.com/philips+gogear+driver/ www.opendrivers.com/.../cameras-and-mp3-player-philips-free-driver-download.html
www.support.philips.com/support/html/index_us_en.html
www.brothersoft.com/downloads/philips-mp3.html

Hi
To add videos to your go gear follow these simple steps---
1 Start the Windows Media Player 11.
2 Connect the player to your computer using the supplied USB cable.
3 Once the player is connected, the sync tab changes and the device and its contents become visible in Windows Media Player 11.
4 Windows Media Player 11will automatically start synchronizing the contents of your music library to your player.
Please see these links for details---
Video Transfer in philips go gear SA6045
Hope this helps....

Daniel

here is your driver thx for letting me help

http://www.driversdown.com/drivers/Philips-SA3025-37-MP3-Player-Firmware-001.007.008_88487.shtml

Same problem delete a couple of songs up to 6 mg or 10 whatever then allow to refresh then download your songs back in the music file. the sansa needs some memory to know it has the sdcard in it...

Simple language - the mp3 player came with a CD - it has a program on it that converts video called Philips Media Converter - unfortunately, it will not convert a whole DVD - it can only convert 15 minute or less, You-Tube type videos

If you didn't insist on simple language, I would tell you how to break your DVD into 15 minute chunks so you could put it on the Philips, but you are probably too simple to figure it out

-Tha (Mean Grinch) Mp3 Doctor

Install the supplied software CD and use Windows Media Player to Rip your CDs and Sync to the player.

You may have some corrupt data on the device.

It sometimes creates the wrong file allocation and gives you an incorrect representation of the free space.

Try formatting the device in My Computer to erase all of the information and start over.

My Computer>Device Name(e270)>Right Click and select FORMAT.




Best of Luck.

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