Disney Audio Players & Recorders - Page 5 - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

HelloWhen a headphone pin is inserted into a headphone socket, it is normal that the internal speaker of the system will cut OFF. It is normal operation, and not a fault. The speakers of such portable sets are wired such that it should cut OFF when headphone pin is inserted into it. We inserts headphone pin to hear the reception or CD music personally. So there is no need for an output from its speakers. Isn't it?

it's a about to die you need to charge it

you need to add music on it

Mine too, exactly the same thing

how do i take it off

You need to charge the player before you can turn it on.
If this player is new then I suggest you charge it over night before you use it.

possible corrupt data on the device. may have been removed while files were being transferred to/from the device.

It is one of two things:

1. The power for whet the stick is plugged into is lower that the "Full" power level of the battery

2. The battery is old.

My bet is on number one as the previous owner says that it worked fine. Try a different power source.

I was successful in charging the device by using an old cell phone adapter (two worked) that fit perfectly (Motorola and Blackberry). If you do not have one lying around the house, checkout a thrift store. Best of luck.

Connect the supplied USB cable and then plug it into a powered up computer's USB port.
OR
Connect the MP3 player and USB cable into a 5 volt mains adapter that has a USB connector.

idk i have a mac and it doesnt work on this either