Troubles transferring folders (Albums) to my creative Zen
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Troubles transferring folders (Albums) to my creative Zen
Hi everybody this is my first post at LQ , hope is the right section.
I ve got an mp3 player , an old creative zen , when I copy or move folders or singles files .mp3 to the device in the folder /Music , the new music on the zen is not on the list, if I plug it to the laptop I can see the folders or files that I had put inside before, so it s like they disappear or they are not recognized by the zen player. Anyone know what is the problem? thanks
It should be visible as any other removable VFAT-formatted USB storage container and AFAIK you don't have to put it in the /Music folder so I'm wondering if this maybe is some codec or DRM problem? Did you ever fsck the file system? I've never had any problems with what I threw at the Pebble...
ok maybe I didn't explain the problem well An example is : if I plug the zen I can see all the files , but if I try to listen a song , I receive the error message : Couldn't start playback, unable to start playback pipeline.
If I put some music inside the zen from my hard drive , I don t see the new music on the zen when is unplugged. Is it more clear?
With my previous MP3 players (including those from Creative), all I had to do was put MP3s in folders on the device, treating it as a USB memory.
I recently bought a Creative Zen Style 100 and found I too had your problem. You have to set up weird, DOS-style playlists. Creative provide a horrid windoze GUI to do it.
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