MUVO's fragile struct

I have have a V200 I bought 3 months ago. The only thing that I'm not pleased with is the structure of the player. The two parts are a little "loose" already. You can hear a slight clapping when swinging the player with your fingers. The USB connection between the two parts is not too tight. The memory stick part is likely to come off when removing the plug of my headphones. Is this normal? How can I trust that it won't get any looser than that because the player is so new? The play/pause button is working ok but when pressed on the other end it feels a little "dead" (I mean it does not click). It still works however. I'm not sure if I should get contact with Creative and ask about the descibed problems and guarantee. To be honest I don't think these features should exist in an almost brand new player which hasn't been abused. I recently saw my friend's MUVO Slim and I have to say it seems and feels way too stronger even that it was about 6 months older than my player... no clapping and no loose parts... obviously that's because there aren't separate parts in the player but the battery.

If it's very loose then you could contact Customer Support for assistance. Because it is two parts that slot into eachother, there will be a tiny space, but not one that would cause the USB part to come loose when you remove the headphones.
Cat

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computer in the proper order and the Muvo was recognized properly.
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It did work on other computers, so as you pointed out, it was
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Drat. It just says "Unknown Device" and does not show another
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> and you could try creating another user account ...
Tried that too. Same problem
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The four main USB ports on the MBD back panel were all
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and I plugged my Muvo N200 into that. Instant Recognition!!!
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Connect your player and find its entry in Device Manager. Click on Remove then disconnect player. Also select Show Hidden Devices and remove any extra entries for your player.
Go to Control Panel, Add/Remove Programs and remove the MuVo drivers, Mediasource and Media Explorer software.
Reboot PC and then re-connect player - it should be detected immediately by XP.
Another thing it might be is if you are using a front-mounted USB port on your PC - these don't always supply enough current. They allow the player to be seen but not enough to actually do anything with it.
If you choose View Devices by Connection in Device Manager with the player connected and drill down to find the entry for your player, you can look at the properties for the controller and hub that it is connected to. One of these shows the current equired and the current available.
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Elapsed time problem with WMA DRM from:
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MuVo N200 - A whole host of probl

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+ When transferring files with WMP0, a random number of files on the list to be copied will complete successfully. Then, an error message such as "The Server threw an exception" appears. According to Microsoft's Web "Help", this is because an MPEG2 video file is trying to convert and won't. Somehow, I don't think this is the case.
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I have ALL the latest drivers, firmware, updates and widgets for Windows, Media Player, MediaSource, the MuVo, my USB ports, my motherboard, and every other piece of hardware just in case it's a conflict. There is nothing else I can download.
I've tried re-installing the firmware (in fact I'm having to do this on an almost daily basis).
I've tried it on a friend's computer: no change, same problems.
I've tried using a fresh install of windows with all the extra hardware stripped out of the pc, and i've tried the same system wit al the updates. Same problems.
I haven't EVER dropped the muvo, I don't li've next to a nuclear power station or on Jupiter.
I've tried using different kinds of batteries.
I've connected it in recovery mode, wiped it and started again. Repeatedly. Several times.
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davehelps:
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Open My Computer and right click on the dri've letter for your player, choosing Properties.</LI>
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sorry for the poor pic (taken on my phone)Message Edited by DrMartin on 04-04-2005 0:42 AM

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Message Edited by rrtash on 0-4-2006 2:4 AM

PeeBee wrote:
Does the MuVo work with Nomad Explorer? I didn't think it did.
PB
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Here's a shortened version of the file with main in it:
#include <algorithm>
#include <iomanip>
#include <ios>
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <vector>
#include <stdexcept>
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//say what standard library names we use
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using std::cout; using std::sort;
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using std::endl; using std::string;
using std::max; using std::vector;
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Do you mind to try:
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Need help - Error while updating the firmware of Muvo Slim using the recovery t

Hi ,
While I am trying to update my Muvo slim firmware using the recovery tool it throwd up an error. And from then onwards if I am trying to power it up it won't.
If I again try to update the firmware, it throws up the error that "Unable to Write to Device: Device Time out".
I am afraid that my Muvo slim got bricked. Can you please help me in recovering the same.
PS: My PC OS is Windows XP.
Thank & Regards
ksraghava?

On my XP system, the last time I wanted to reload the firmware, I had to remove all of my Creative software programs,?and then revert my Windows Media Player back to 0 and then use The Recovery Tool. It is a bit of a pain, but does seem to work when you are getting errors with the firmware download.
luvmyrescuedogs
Almost forgot. Make sure your player is fully charged or has a fresh battery before starting any firmware download.
Message Edited by luvmyrescuedogs on 06-4-2008 :6 AM

Error in running example of returning a simple struct by calling DLL

Hi, all.
I downloaded the LabVIEWWrapper.zip from this place:https://decibel.ni.com/content/docs/DOC-9079
And I run the following VI in "LabVIEWWrapper_PassingDataSampleDLL.lvlib"
"Returning A Value Simple Struct Added.vi"
I did not change anything in this VI, and when I run this VI, the labview just collapses and exits without any warning or error code.
Could anyone tell me what's wrong with this?
Thanks and Regards
Attachments:
LabVIEWWrapper.zip ‏536 KB

Did you read the Excel sheet that was included in the document? According to that the
Returning A Value Simple Struct Added.vi
and
Returning A Value Pointer To Simple Struct Added.vi
where not generated whatever that means. At least this document seems to state that various of the test cases where either not yet tested or were working incorrectly at the time the document was created.
Rolf Kalbermatter
CIT Engineering Netherlands
a division of Test & Measurement Solutions

MUVO's fragile struct

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