I have been using Desire's mp3 player to play songs which I saved on the stock 4g card that came with the phone and just the first day of using my phone, I came across a few problems.
1. While listening to a track, the song stops playing out of nowhere.
2. When I connect the phone to PC via USB cable, sometimes, Desire screen will say "SD card unavailable because it is being used as USB stoorage. Disconnect USB to access SD card" - but funny thing is a thing will pop up on my computer screen prompting me to open the SD card folder and the folder is openable. And after I unplug the USB cable, all songs from my one playlist is GONE.
3. After I uploaded songs to the SD card, I can only find some uploaded songs in Desire while some disappeared, but when I check the files under "MP3 folder" after connecting the phone to my PC, the "disappeared" songs are there!
I try a couple things like unplugging at Charge only before disconnecting phone from my computer; turning off the phone, taking out the battery and re-inserting the SD card before turning on the phone again; re-format the SD card - but none solve above problems.
I have this Desire for only about 4 days, can someone tell me if this is a SD card or phone problem?
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Hello!
I've experienced this problem before:
when I add some mp3 files to a memory card (using usb card reader), Audio Manager finds songs just fine, however once I click on any of the songs from libriary, after 5 seconds of doing nothing I see a white screen with list of running programs to chose to kill. I have to remove memory card out of the phone and then chose and close audio manager (twice) in order to bring phone to life. Otherwise I have to reboot it.
Before I was suspecting mp3s, maybe they were broken, but today, when this happened, I removed all newly added mp3s and left these that were before but this problem stayed.
Last time I had this problem I had to reformat memory card, no matter what I added on it Audio Manager would freeze whole phone...
Anyone knows why this happening?
Thank you.
Hey, i've only ever noticed this when i've got lots of other stuff open and Audiomanager cant handle the MP3 aswell, or when i'm trying to play 320kbps mp3's.
Yes, that would make sence - not enough free ram, however in my case, this happens even after reboot and last time with 128kbps files...
Hi!
I have a strange problem with my new Touch Pro 2. It happens in the following situation:
1.) Playing music via the Touch Flo Music Tab with headphones inserted.
2.) While the music is still playing I switch off the display via the ON/OFF button.
3.) Problem: The music continues for 5-45 seconds, then it stops shortly, maybe it comes again for a few seconds, then it finally stops.
4.) When I switch on the display again, the SD card is gone. I cannot further play the song and in the settings menue I see the message "the sd card is not installed".
5.) Restarting the device brings back the SD card. (Problem can be reproduced by the steps 1-3.)
No further complaints with the SD card. Hardreset did not help. It does not happen when I use the Windows Media Player in the above setting. If I do not use the headphones, then this problem does not happen. With the TP2 the music does not continue via speakers, when you switch off the display, but when I switch on the display again, the card is still there in this scenario. Problem only occurrs with headphones inserted. So far I found no other TP2 user sharing the same problem :-(
Hello,
I tried to play a song in the music tab, by clicking library and the song, after I did that my device just got stuck I needed to take the battery out to restore it.
Now every time I go to the music tab my device freezes
what should I do?
Sincerely
Simtrax
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i would cut down on how many songs u have the more u have the longer it takes for the system to pick up. hints the freezing. thats what i did then i hated only having a few songs so i went and just took the music tab off and i leave windows media player running in the back ground works great screw that tab!
If you have your music library stored on your SD card, you may have either a faulty track (or several), and/or the SD card itself is to blame.
Sometimes using a repair program to scan and fix the SD card (lots of free ones out there) can make a difference, but sometimes you just need to re-format the SD card. Remember too that not all SD cards are created equally. A slower SD card can hang up with constant access, such as streaming music or video.
But if you have your music installed on the phone's internal memory -- I dunno...
jlmwrite said:
If you have your music library stored on your SD card, you may have either a faulty track (or several), and/or the SD card itself is to blame.
Sometimes using a repair program to scan and fix the SD card (lots of free ones out there) can make a difference, but sometimes you just need to re-format the SD card. Remember too that not all SD cards are created equally. A slower SD card can hang up with constant access, such as streaming music or video.
But if you have your music installed on the phone's internal memory -- I dunno...
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My songs are in the SD Card, thank you I will check it .
I just bought a kingstone 64GB MicroSD card for my Note II . When I loaded my music (mp3 files) onto the card, but when I whant to play the music suddenly an error message would pop up saying "Sorry, the player does not support this type of audio file". Then it would start skipping from song to song, looking for a file it could play. I had to force quit the music player to keep it from continually skipping songs. I tried unmounting and reformatting the card (Fat32), but the same problem kept happening. Then I decided to put all my music on the phone's internal memory, and now it works just fine. Did I just get a bad card or did I mount/configure it wrong when I put it in?
sorry if it has been talked about this issue , but as far as I searched have not found anything helpful
I ahve the same issue with my microSD card. It seems a lot of the time that this happens with SanDisk ones, but mine's a Samsung one. Would hope there's some other solution other than an RMA...
I've had the 8.4 since 6/27 and every day I've had it freeze on playback of videos. I am using MX Player Pro and Gplayer and both will be able to play a file fine one moment then after time the video will freeze and I am no longer able to play any file of the SD card even if I close the player app and restart it. The video files are 720p MKV files with no custom codec for MX Player Pro (hardware + decoding) and software decoding (for the audio) for Gplayer. The only way to get it working again is if I unmount the SD card and re-mount it. After re-mounting the SD card the files are able to play from either player normally.
I've done a factory reset on the tablet and reformatted the micro SD card but the problem keeps happening. I never had a problem with the same SD card and videos on my Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4 so I do not think the mirco SD card is the issue.
Anyone else having issues with playing video of their micro SD cards? I am not sure if I should just return it or try and exchange it if there is a problem with the SD slot? I am guessing there might be some problem with software though since unmounting and remounting or rebooting seems to fix the issue
Might be when the tablet goes to sleep and I have MX Player Pro or Gplayer running. Like it shuts down acces to the SD card or something. I will try copying the same video file locally and try playing it when the SD card becomes unresponsive. Just wondering if anyone else is having a similar issue because I love the screen and the smaller size but it's kind of annoying to have it freeze up.
Mod, please delete thread. I exchanged the tablet and the new one has no issues with the SD card.