How do you transfer files to the player? Do you just treat it as an extra drive on your computer? (I imagine there's no GUI?)
740079
Yes. But its a lot of data and it takes a while to copy to the local drives.
740080
We can copy to internal memory and SDcard like it is usb drive. Better rename any folder before move to Fiio, since it always slow and crash when try to rename via USB connect. Eject all disk before unplug.
740081
You can either place files on a microSD card with a dedicated card reader, transfer files directly to the device via USB, or leave the microSD card in the player and access it via USB. If you take the third option, note that any time the device is plugged into the computer, 2 drives will show. The drive containing various PDF manuals on the player is the internal storage, while the other drive is the microSD card. Note that any time you add music, if you want the files to show up in the X3's library, you have to manually update the database through the main settings.
740082
I using Windows 8.1. After connecting to my computer 2 extra drives (one for the player, the other mirco SD card) from there, I just drag and drop.
740083
You are correct plug it into a USB port or much quicker is plug the micro SD card into a reader slot and manage the files with your computers file manager.
740084
Yeah, it acts just like another drive. You just drag the music files over. Very simple. Great player.
740085
Just drag and drop the file from the original location directly into the folder of the drive created when the unit is plugged in.
740086
You just copy your music files straight onto the plyer as if it is another storage device. If you have the external memory card installed, you will see it displayed separately from the internal memory. Just copy the files to where do you want them to be. Then just go through the player interface to play those files.
364435
YES, if you use MSC mode. The player just acts like a flashdrive or portable harddrive. Drag and drop/ copy and paste (whatever the Mac users call it... ) your files. Some of the players don't have the newest firmware to begin with, so you'd have to update it w/ a Windows computer One Time then be a'right.
136425
I've only used usb cable to computer to transfer the files. Once erased on screen that's the only way to access them (or bluetooth). they're saved in pdf format and I think that stupid it from being able to load them easily again.
2063543
In theory, yes, you could, but I found two problems: only plays files in mp4 format, so you must convert any file to this;and that's the second problem, the conversion takes a loooong time, as a day per file. My advice, avoid this unit like the plague.
221956
sadly...no. The transfer utility is great though and the player works quickly and painlessly with any number of computer media players.This is our second Sony and both are extraordinary. Sound is great with lots of enhancements etc...I have never had a storage problem.Take the plunge...you won't regret it......
1078905
No, I dont use any software to transfer, I only use windows explorer to copy de music to sansa clip
1713260
This part can sometimes be tricky. First, retry connecting the player to the computer with the USB cable several times. I know they say doing the same thing over and over expecting a different result is a sign of insanity, but in my experience with computers, etc., it sometimes works! Are you using the USB cable that came with the player? Either way, try using a different cable. The wires inside these cables are very flimsy and sometimes a defective one makes it past the inspectors. Finally, if neither of these two steps works, try connecting the device to a different computer. If none of this works, I think it's safe to say your player is defective and you should contact the seller and request a replacement. I hope this helps. Good luck!
1536092
I've been able to add videos to my Muse. You have to change how it's connecting to the computer. In settings on the player, check your PC connection preference. It has to be set to MTP . Then Unbox should recognize the player.
221957
sadly...no. The transfer utility is great though and the player works quickly and painlessly with any number of computer media players. This is our second Sony and both are extraordinary. Sound is great with lots of enhancements etc...I have never had a storage problem. Take the plunge...you won't regret it......
616211
I have the same problem with a different model of the SanDisk player. I was never able to solve it. However I found a workaround: If I take it to my wife's computer it works fine there and I can download the complete playlists. I don't know what this means but it has something to do with my old clunker of a computer I guess. My wife's is much newer and has more RAM, so that may be a factor.
195725
I am sorry those file formats are not supported by the player. In order to get the files to work you will have to recode them based on the instructions provided here:http://content.miccastore.com/node/189I apologize for the inconvenience.Manny
1590860
It didn't come with a disk or anything, if that's what you mean. I just put it in the USB port and I think it did install something, but it doesn't have it's own special program or anything; my files just go into Windows Media Player.
471373
There is a 3 in 1 card slot and a USB port on the front of the player. I don't know what they do; I don't have an external drive to plug up and I threw away the directions.
1737856
This player is fantastic! 1. I've had a 2TB external attached and had no problems. 2. This is a stand alone unit. It was not designed for an internal HDD. Thus allowing it to accept outside attachments.3. It accepts all common audio and video files I've thrown at it with ease.Hope this helps.
998494
I have not used remote up to now, I am not sure if that worked, as it is the player does not open folders. It would be wonderful if it could open the folders.
1807085
I tried to play a USB with mine. I used a 8gb flash drive and tried to play a 1.6gb mp4 file and a 756mb mp4 file. Each time it said the file type was unsupported.
1195157
You just plug it into the USB port in your computer. You should have received a USB cord with your play.