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Old 24th Oct 2008, 00:02
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Hi,
I have a generic brand MP3 player. It used to recognise tags, but now it doesn't. When I put new songs on it, it never recognises the song name. It comes up as symbols, but on my computer, the tags are there. I used Winamp Autotagger to tag them, so I tried manually tagging a few, but it still doesn't recognise the tags. Anyone got any ideas?
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Old 25th Oct 2008, 03:23
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What brand and model is the player
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Old 25th Oct 2008, 03:50
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It hasn't got a brand...
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Old 25th Oct 2008, 04:42
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If it's a no name product, then it was probably cheap and since I doubt anyone here has the knowledge to fix something like that over the Internet, your probably better off just buying a new one.
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Old 25th Oct 2008, 15:47
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Hmmm. Okay, I might think about that...
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