Creative Micro N200 mp3 pla

I can't play wma files on my pc using the software creative mediasource player / organiser ? any ideas

What exactly do you mean?
When you try to play them they just don't play?
- or -
when you double-click a wma file a different player opens to play them?
PB

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I really need help with my creative MuVo N200 mp3 pla

i got my MuVo N200 mp3 player for chirtmas of last year, and it stopped working in 3 months. it used to shut off every few minutes and the mic doesnt work any more and i cant record music from the radio. right now it doesnt even work for a minute, it shuts off as soon as i try and turn it on. i emailed creative when it first started happening and they sent me a email saying what to do on there website, something about downloading something. i tryed it and it didnt work, im not sure if i didnt do it right. And right now i have no idea what to do. and creative won't help me unless i pay them money to fix it for me which im not about to do. has anyone have the same problem with the MuVo N200 mp3 player? what am i suppose to do to fix it's I still have there email telling me what to do, but i just dont get how to do it and if it will work. It only worked for me 3 months, and now im mad and thinking about buying a new one thats not from creative but i really want to try fixing it again to see if it will work. please help me.

Good question, unfortunately I have absolutely no idea. Reflashing/-formatting generally takes care of the usual cases of wonkyness this player develops, and there isn't anything more drastic you as a user could do.
Do you have a directory named "Recorded Tracks" on your player? Should be created automatically, but if it isn't you could try creating it manually...

Experiences w/ the Creative MuVo NX MP3 Pla

About 6 months ago I bought the Creative MuVo NX MP3 Player. Let me say, I love this MP3 Player a lot. It has a nice design, awesome looks, and has a decent ammount of storage space to fit my favorite songs. I noticed that the battery door is really cheap though, and the little notch has broken off. I have had 2 of them (dock things), one broke off in my backpack and the other one in my pocket so I had to resort to taping it. I don't think you will, but I hope you will fix this problem in the near future.
Later, MylesMessage Edited by Myles on 05-6-2005 02:45 AM

Good question, unfortunately I have absolutely no idea. Reflashing/-formatting generally takes care of the usual cases of wonkyness this player develops, and there isn't anything more drastic you as a user could do.
Do you have a directory named "Recorded Tracks" on your player? Should be created automatically, but if it isn't you could try creating it manually...

Cannot install Driver for the Creative Zen Micro Photo MP3 Pla

I was having some issues with my player so I formatted it and tried to reload the firmware. My computer will not download the driver. When I plug it into the USB it bings and then says "new hardware" It bounces back and forth from Creative touch to MTP device. Then when I try and install the driver I get the following Error: "The Specified service does not exist as an installed service"?How do I fix this?

OK didn't work. Still getting the same error.

My Creative MUVO N200 Mp3 Player.

Hello
I need a little help
My Creative Mp3 Muvo N200 Player does not turn on
When i press the play button to turn on the player, it only appears the creative logo for a shirt moment, then the players turns off.
What can i do?
What can i do to put my player right?
Many thanks,
Renato
Portugal

MANY THANKS!
IT FINNALY WORK!!!!
eheheh
Renato
Portugal

Experience w/ Zen Micro 6GB MP3 Pla

The 6GB version of Zen Micro has been out... If you have purchased one, can you please provide me your experience with the new player? I am interesting on whether Creative has fixed some known issues with the 5GB player such as head phone jack.. Also, is there any difference between 6GB and 5GB?

I just received the 6 Gb Zen Micro 3 days ago from Creative. It fired up with no problems, and connected as expected with the pc running XP SP2. The Creative software for the computer looks like a mess, Windows Media player 0 is much more intuiti've and works well with the Zen. So far so good. Synching with Outlook is the next challenge.
Lack of accessories is my only sore point. No belt clip is a problem for the gym. Right now the Zen is jammed in an IPod neoprene jacket with a circular cutout that my daughter decided wasn't cool enough for her. Maybe I'll resort to making a case from an Altoids tin like I saw in another forum.
Greg.
PS: If ordering from creative, tell them to put some packing between the Zen box and the shipping box. Mine was rattlling around in a box that was about "x 4".
Message Edited by Gdoke on 04-2-2005 0:8 AM

Problem with my Zen Micro Photo MP3 pla

It has worked fine ever since I bought it. All of a sudden tonight when I turn it on it's on a Recovery Mode Screen and it gave me 4 options.
. Clean Up
2. Format All
3. Reload Firmware
4. Reboot
?I tried all 4 of them but nothing worked. I tried to upgrade the firmware from Creatives website and it wouldn't allow me to. I tried to use Creatives MP3 recovery tool but it gave me an error message saying:
[color="#ff0000"]Administrator, please follow installation instructions from Solution ID # 6737 and run this recovery tool again.
So what do I do now? I have Windows Media Player and I just downloaded it again in case I didn't have the latest version.

Hi,
You can find the instructions for Solution ID #6737 here.
Good Luck.

Creative Muvo Micro N200 USB Le

Hi,
I have lost ,y usb lead for my Creative Muvo Micro N200 MP3 player. Does anyone knwo where I can buy a new lead from?
Appreciate the help
Damon

Hi Damon,
That should be a standard USB to mini-USB cable (type A to mini B), any PC store should have those, and our online store has them too.
Cat

Problem with MuVo Micro N200...please help

Hey there,
I recently purchased a Creative MuVo Micro N200 Mp3 Player with 52 memory. It was working perfectly until yesterday when i tried transfering a few mp3s into the player. I was prompted with a dialog box that read 'cannot create file'. Thinking that it had something to do with my computer and tried my player again on a friends laptop and the same error message popped up.After that,i went to www.creative.com where i downloaded another driver and a new firmware. The driver was installed successfully onto my PC.However, when i tried intalling the firmware into the player the following message appeared 'cannot write into device.device timeout' even though i followed every step that was on the site. I know that it has nothing to do with my player memory as there is about 80mb of memory storage left.
What is wrong with my player?What can i do?
Any help is deeply DEEPLY appreciated.
Denis

What state has it left your player in? Can you switch it on? Can you connect to it from your PC?
When you couldn't get any more files onto your player where were the files on it's Were they all in the root folder? There is a limitation to the FAT filesystem where you cannot put too many files or folders into the root folder. Create sub-folders and put your files in them.
Let us know answers to the above questions. If you can't connect to your player there are a few things we can try to get you back up and running.
PB

MUVO Micro N200 Proble

Can you please offer me some advice?
<SPAN class=copy>I Recei'ved my GB Muvo Micro N200 mp3 player on the 2nd July.
My issue: Transfer errors appeared with 394.3 MB of free space. I contacted Creative Labs support via email.
Their solution: Download new firmware upgrade and format Muvo N200. After doing this I couldn't transfer anything to my Muvo. I kept getting a transfer error message.
2nd email from Creative Support: I'm told to use MSCONFIG and carry out various actions. I then tried to transfer music via the accompanied software mediasource,this failed. I tried Windows media player and it worked the first time, but music fails to show up in media player.
Mediasource software fails to work properly (this came with the Muvo) and some song titles that display correctly to start with now end up with a title of "unknown" on the Muvo.
I'm waiting for more feed back from creative today (5/07/05). Creative support request email numbers are: (KMM67988292452L0KM) from 3/07/05 and (KMM68632452L0KM) from 4/07/05.
Is there anything I can do?
Message Edited by balan on 07-6-2005 04:08 AM

Bertil
Read this thread to get more info on the root folder problem:
http://forums.creative.com/creativel...essage.id=5579
I'm not sure if this was causing balan's problem - it depends on what his error message was while he tried to transfer files. If this was the cause then he should create sub-folders off of the root folder and put his files in them.
PB

Creative micro mp3 pla

i am trying to download driver for my mps player it is the red creative micro 2004 i have windows vista and it says not supported can any one help me resolve this

You did not say if it is MicroPhoto or the black&white(just micro) any way I would say you need to update your firmware to plays for sure. It would be easiest to do the forware update on an XP machine if one is available. 2.2.02 is the firmware needed to make it useable on a Vista machine with windows media player . The firmware listed above is for the Micro not the MicroPhoto That firmware # is.3.0(for microPhoto) Read the requirements first you may NOT be able to update the firmware using a Vista OS ?? http://support.creative.com/downloads/welcome.aspx?

CREATIVE CTMUVON200512same as MUVoN micro n200 5

Found this cheap mp3 player that looks exactly the same as n200 but it doesn't seem to have equalizer and no ID3-tag support. But I can't find no information about this CTMUVON n200 on Creative's page... so does it even exist? or have the site i visited just screwed up on information? here's the adress to the page:
http://www.elgiganten.se/is-bin/INTERSHOP.enfinity/WFS/store-elgigantenSE-Site/sv_SE/-/SEK/El_DisplayProductInformation-Start;pgid=3N9sy0IM90000E4i3hJQEeF0000MoUcpluX?Pro ductID=TuLD4QFWLTsAAAEDas5TYUBm&CatalogCategoryID= 8W_D4QFWhUAAAEDz22tBDZ%2e&filename=productpage_tex t%2cproducttype_text%2cprodtypes_vartypes_text&win dowtitle=CREATIVE%20CTMUVON20052
specs seem kinda weird too... it's 3 cm long and doesn't support id3 tags either.
please help

Hi jacobr
It certainly looks like the Muvo Micro N200! The official dimensions are:
Size (WxHxD): 33.5 mm x 65.5 mm x 3.0 mm
ID3 tag support is limited - only titles are displayed if available. If not then filenames are shown.
It does have an equalizer - 5 presets and also a 5-channel custom setting.
PB

Question for Creative: MuVo Micro N200 - AC adapter accessorie

The MuVo Micro N200 is a great wearable audio player, and I am close to purchasing - BUT - there's one thing holding me back: There doesn't seem to be a way for me to use it as my regular jukebox at home, without having to connect it to a computer. What I'm looking for is a way to plug the MuVo to AC power so that I don't use the battery when at home. Is there such an accessory? Like a USB-to-AC charger cable? And while we're at it, why not a USB-to-DC cable, for the car?
Thanks for any insights
S

I just got my n200 gb, and love it except the lag between getting it and getting the rechargeable batteries to go with it (Thanks Amazon...). If I was near a pc to power it through usb, I wouldn't need an mp3 player, and since I am always near a cigarette lighter in the car or a power outlet, I have decided to jury-rig a power adapter to fit where the battery normally goes (don't try this at home, kids...). A little radioshack love and the mod will save me on recharging time with the batteries (800mah does last a ridiculously long time in the thing, but why bother when I'm near other power anyway) and I will wait out creative's next gen flash player.

Creative Muvo Micro N200 h

I just bought a Muvo Micro N200 today. It can supposedly hold 20wma format songs. All my songs are wma format but I only have about 60 songs on the player and it says it is full. Can anyone help me? It says it holds more than that

The quoted number of songs assumes a recording rate of 64kbs, too low for quality sound. Sounds like your files might be recorded at 28 kbs. You could probably lower this to 96 kbs using Creative's software and still get very close to the same quality and increase the amount of music you can fit on your player.

IRiver mp3 player H10 and H320 x Creative Micro Ph

Hi!
What is the best mp3 player?
) Anybody knows if the sound quality of Iri'ver is better than the Ipod?s and Creative?s?
2) I read in a forum that is possible to upgrade the H320 by a firmware and watch movies in it...is it true?!If it is what kind of movie formats would be compatible?
3) I also read that the FM turner is better than the Creative?s...is it true?
4) The micro photo mp3 player is best than the ipod nano 4gb? (have the same price)
Thanks!Message Edited by Netto8 on -7-2005 07:29 AM

Netto8 wrote:
Hi! What is the best mp3 player? ? ) Anybody knows if the sound quality of Iri'ver is better than the Ipod?s and Creative?s? 2) I read in a forum that is possible to upgrade the H320 by a firmware and watch movies in it...is it true?!If it is what kind of movie formats would be compatible? 3) I also read that the FM turner is better than the Creative?s...is it true? 4) The micro photo mp3 player is best than the ipod nano 4gb? (have the same price) ? Thanks!Message Edited by Netto8 on -7-2005 07:29 AM
There is no best mp3 player, it all depends on what you need.
) Can't really say about the iRi'ver's or Creative's sound quality. There's hardly any difference. I just did a test with the same music and no EQ setting, and I didn't find any difference. Sound quality mainly depends on your headphones/earphones, then the bitrate, and the usage of the EQ. iPod does not have a customizable EQ. iRi'ver H320 has SRS and Wow effect but those settings drain your battery life like crazy.
2) It is true, but it takes awhile to learn. Took my brother about 30 minutes to figure everything out. Check out www.misticri'ver.net for more information.
3) FM Tuner depends on your headphones since that is your reception. I don't see much difference between my brother's H320 and my Zen Micro.
4) What the ZMP has over the iPod Nano is the 8GB hard dri've space. OLED screen. But it isn't able to play music and photos at the same time. The iPod Nano has a 4GB flash dri've which doesn't have any moving parts, that means it can be shaken, bumped, take it with you during exercising, and the flash dri've won't get damaged easily. The ZMP has a mini hard dri've which has moving parts, the ZMP is not made to be used for running especially.
Here's something you should know about the iRi'ver H320.
-It is discontinued. I don't know if another version will come out. The H320 was supposely the successor of the iHP 20.
-The h0 cannot do what the H320 can. Not even the 20GB version. A lot of people on the misticri'ver forums would say it's just a dumb down version of the H320.
-In order to get the H320 to view movies. You have to flash the firmware to the international one. You don't have to do this if you buy an international H320. You will lose DRM management or pretty much you can't used any MTP or playsforsure services if you flash your U.S H320 to the international one. You cannot get this service back even if you managed to flash the U.S one back.
-It can only read Xvid encoded movies. They have to encoded a certain way at a certain bitrate. Reading the mistic ri'ver forums will help you out more on this since people have made programs that does everything for you automatically. The file size is usually small, a 20-30 minute video is around 60-80MB, possibly less. The movie may skip or lose it's sync with the audio, check the forums for more information. The H320 wasn't made to play movies in the first place. Also the average battery life for playing movies is around 4 hours which is similar to most PMPs out there. A guy managed to get 6 hours by playing the same movie in a loop.
-It beats any mp3 player I know in features. It can be used as a removable dri've. Has Line Out and Line In jack. Optional remote control. Built in Mic that records the format in .MP3 while Creative usually has it at .WAV. Supports Ogg Vorbis. And the international H320 (not the firmware) is able to support USB to Go and is able to power on the device. The U.S H320 can't power on the device, but it can still read some devices.
-You cannot play music and view pictures at the same time. I tried it, it won't let me.Message Edited by Shinryuu on -7-2005 0:44 AMMessage Edited by Shinryuu on -7-2005 0:45 AM

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