Since Microsoft is not going to support Windows XP, how will that effect the MP3 palyers? Are there any that have a newer operating system?
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Works fine on Windows7. Sansa/Sandisk description is not complete. I just purchased A Clip Sport. I like it much better.
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I absolutely agree. I have recently switched from the patent-encumbered MP3 format and will now no longeruse anything but Ogg (or another free format). It's terribly disappointing that these manufacturers can't pull theirheads out of their nether regions long enough to realize the value in supporting a format like Ogg.
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I've read that it does. In fact, I'm planning on buying Windows 7 to replace XP in my older comp. But MSFS X doesn't work in my new comp with windows 8.1, although MS techs said that it should. Incidentally, I read that MS no longer supports Windows 7, either, and it's getting harder finding stores that have it.
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Yes, i am also running windows 7 and i have no problem uploading music to the mp3 player.
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I don't know. I am just a very average user who had to update because Windows was no longer supporting XP
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Not directly from say a thumb drive, if that's your question. It can, of course play MP3 files it receives from an attached computer (USB) or other player (CD Toslink) which uncompresses the files. CAUTION: I could NOT ever get the USB interface to work on Vista 64, so I returned the unit. Later bought their UDH01 DAC + HPA but the USB drivers crash my system. Now paperweight.
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Microsoft is about to quit providing any kind of support for Windows XP, including updating drivers and virus protection. I'm not 100% sure of the exact date, but I think it's sometime in April, 2014. While your asus certainly SHOULD have the power to run XP, I am not at all familiar with that machine. If it is a tablet or a netbook of some kind, I would advise you not to mess with it - unless you are VERY savvy when it comes to PC hardware and software installations. Otherwise, you run the risk of damaging your current software installation which may end up making it useless and certainly would void any warrantees you have on your machine. Microsoft is about to quit providing any kind of support for Windows XP, including updating drivers and virus protection. I'm not 100% sure of the exact date, but I think it's sometime in April, 2014. While your asus certainly SHOULD have the power to run XP, I am not at all familiar with that machine. If it is a tablet or a netbook of some kind, I would advise you not to mess with it - unless you are VERY savvy when it comes to PC hardware and software installations. Otherwise, you run the risk of damaging your current software installation which may end up making it useless and certainly... » Read More Microsoft is about to quit providing any kind of support for Windows XP, including updating drivers and virus protection. I'm not 100% sure of the exact date, but I think it's sometime in April, 2014. While your asus certainly SHOULD have the power to run XP, I am not at all familiar with that machine. If it is a tablet or a netbook of some kind, I would advise you not to mess with it - unless you are VERY savvy when it comes to PC hardware and software installations. Otherwise, you run the risk of damaging your current software installation which may end up making it useless and certainly would void any warrantees you have on your machine. « Show Less
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I see no reason for it not to work with xp. Plug into an unused usb port, and use the software that Seagate provides. However, it really is time to ditch xp. It was a fine OS for many years, but without MS support it is pretty much obsolete.
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I have a Sansa that has no trouble with vista using the windows meida player. I love it I was thinking about the zune but from these post maybe not I should just stick with the sansa since it also has the sd slot for expansion.
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The microphone is fantastic for use in many situations. It works great on filtering out background noise. I would think it most definitely works with XP since it supports Vista, Windows 7 & 8.
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Yes there should be no problem Xp should if not i know 100% windows 7 will and this is a great buy i am using thiswith windows 7 and a alesisQS7 keyboard my digital audio workstation is reason 7,mixcraft6,reaper.
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Dont know... havent tried. all my stuff is drm free... . However online it says that it supports all drm free mp3s so maybe not???? Sorry I am not more helpful.
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Not sure. You should contact Microsoft and your Zune Kicker support for clarification, if they are still supporting it. (Again, MS has NO support for the Zune device anymore, so you can't get help from that end.)
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I checked Creative's website for any Xp drivers. I only found drivers for Windows 7 & 8. I'm running Vista 64-bit & there are drivers for that version of Windows. Here's a sad reality: Microsoft has been steadily pulling the plug on Xp, so hardware companies, and the software they write, are tailoring their products towards Windows 7 & 8.
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I haven't tried it on xp. I will say that I tried on windows 7 and had no luck installing. I did get it installed on a different pc with windows 8 however I can't get the resolution where I like it freezes or lags...just pay the extra money and by the more reputable ones would be my advice to avoid the hassle
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I use it effectively with Windows XP. Try contacting the company directly using this link: http://www.ionaudio.com/products/details/video-2-pc-mkii
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Hello, Yes Sony Audio Studio will work with Windows XP, Windows 7, Windows 8.