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Help with what format for generic mp3 portable player
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kpttripp
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Jan 2, 2002, 08:37 AM
 
For Christmas I bought a generic Meicer mp3 player oops bad mistake .They are defunk and thus no support. Can anyone tell me what format to burn in. I tried mp3 disc in Titanium and iso 9600 but the player still can't read the disc. Any suggestions please or I will be out my $200.00 Can.
     
Chris_G
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Jan 2, 2002, 03:29 PM
 
A couple other things to try:

If ISO9660 doesn't work, try a Mac/PC data disk. Make sure for both of these you limit yourself to 8 letters in the file title and always make sure the .mp3 extension is at the end . Capital letters may make a difference... try all caps. Also, I would try at least at first having all of your files in the root directory. Hopefully one of these suggestions will help.

Cheers!
Chris
     
   
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