Connecting a MP3 player to

I have a MP3 player and a PSP, and when i hook them up to my pc useng a USB cable I dont see the F Dri've..or whatever in my computer folder. Now when i do hook it up i hear a Deep telling me its connected and working. and i cheak to see if its connected and it is.
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But nothing pops up and it use to!! I just dont see a DRIVE
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Also this is what the devise manager looks like before hooking up my Mp3
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than after i hook my mp3 player
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PLEASE someone help me. keep in mind that it used to work
thanks

Connecting to the headphone jack of a stereo won't work, as this is an output.
If the other stereos have line-ins, aux-ins etc. chance are they'll have 2 RCA/phone sockets, so you'll need something like this cable:
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