MUVO TX FM 512 Playl

I continuously try to organize the songs in an order that I wanted it saved as, but it continues to play them in their alphabetical order (even though I try to re-arrance them on the computer). Is there ANY way to fix this?

Right, ReOrganize will probably be the best choice.
You will have to set it to sort by >filename<, htne it will sort the right way. More infos can be found in this Thread.
The TX FM only sorts by folder- and filenames. There is no other way of creating an playorder for it, but with a combination of folders and correct filenames, you can sort the tracks very well.

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"Disk Full" error message on Muvo TX FM 512, connected to Wi

The Muvo TX FM 52 connects fine to my Windows 2000 laptop, and my windows XP desktop, but when transferring files (drag and drop) I get an error message stating that the disk is full. Windows explorer and Checkdisk both report over 00 MB available. Not sure what to make of the problem, and am open to suggestions.

- No, it doesn't appear. But, I don't physically have the player....it's with my daughter who li'ves in another town. According to her, it did not show up in My Computer. In fact, when she put the player into her USB port on the laptop, it didn't say "found hardware" or any message, which it usually does.
I know her laptop has Windows XP sp2, she has Windows Media Player 0, but not Creative Media Source, since we did not install the CD that came with the player onto her laptop. I didn't think it needed any drivers since it's XP. Isn't that correct? Or is that the problem?
2 - My other problem lies with the new MuVo TX FMG player I received yesterday. My PC has Windows XP Pro, no service packs. How come when I transferred music to it, nothing happened,shows "no music" when I turned it on. I saw all the files transferring. Yet when I go to explore the dri've on the PC, the music is all folders, like 50 of them? The music is there but doesn't show up on the player.
I used WMP to transfer the music, using drag and drop. I wound up deleting everything and transferred the same music using Creative Media Source and that works fine. I am very confused with both players. Thank goodness all I do is build and repair PCs!!! MP3 stuff is over my head I think!
Sorry, this post really should have been in two questions.

Muvo TX SE 512

Hi, i have a Muvo TX SE with 52 MB but under settings-->information--> the total space is
474, MB (497,46,546bytes)!
Where is the rest of the space?!
Firmware is the newest...engaged the firware this space?

hello after i updated my muvo tx to the newest firmware my memory reduces to 472MB (495.239.68bytes) so i have a bit less!
why? and i want it back! can oyu help me?Message Edited by milkpirate on -03-200605:40 PM

MuVo TX SE 512 padl po aktualizacji - nie reag

Odszukalem wersje aktualizacji na stronie - sciagnole, odpalilem caly proces przebiegl pomyslnie - OK i juz sie nie odpalil - wogole nie reaguje
jest na to jakas rada - jak mozna dawac soft na stronie ktory psuje sprzet ?Message Edited by MarcinG on 2-26-2005 06:24 PM

Poprostu zainstalowales firmware do Muvo TX.
Nie martw sie, dwa dni temu zrobilem to samo i do tej pory moj nowiutki Muvo TX SE nie dziala. Ja doczekalem sie dwoch rad: nalezy skontaktowac sie z creativem i poprosic ich o firmware do Muvo TX SE i wgrac go (ja do tej pory czekam- za pewne w swieta nie pracuja), no i ktos mi powiedzial ze prawdopodobnie gwarancja tego nie obejmuje, poniewaz jest to ewidentna wina uzytkownika.
Jakbys mial jakies info lub otrzymal firmware napisz mi na e-mail: [email protected]

MuVo TX FM 512 MB - Can only fill up to 240

Hi,
Just purchased a MuVo TX FM 52 MB and I can't fill it more than 240 MB. I used the copy&paste functions from Windows XP and the Creative media source organiser tool. Once I reach 240 MB, both methods don?t allow for more transfer.
The MuVo is formatted in FAT. If I look at the property, I clearly see that there is 495 MB capacity and that the dri've is only half filled.
Can you let me know if I can fix it or if I should exchange it's
Thanks, Francis

Francis,
If you're copying that all directly onto the player (in the root folder), then that's normal. You need to create folders first to save your files in, as you only store so much in the root folder (file system limitations).
For instance, create folders based on genre or artist, and store the files in those.
Cat
Message Edited by Catherina-CL on 05-30-2005 04:43 PM

Can you recommend the MuVo Micro N200 512

aside from the zen micro, am also planning on getting one of these for gift giving to family members. please post your comments, recommendations, reviews of the MuVo Micro N200 52MB. thanks!

There is a known slight glitch in the N200, in that, for the 3 seconds when the backlight is on (say, when you press a button) you can hear a bit of a 'shh' noise. Apparently the level of the noise, or its being there at all, varies between individual players and what sort of headphones you go for. It's on mine, (black gb N200) but my plan from the start was to set the backlight to 'always off' as this saves batteries ( you can still read the screen, it just doesn't glow, in this setting). Even when it was on, it was for such a short amount of time, and so quiet, that it didn't bother me at all.
Setting this aside, I think that a gb N200 would be a great present.
Its main selling point, as far as I'm concerned, is that it's incredibly easy to use. You plug it in to the computer and save your songs onto it like you would save word files onto a floppy disc (remember them... ). As with a floppy disc, you organize the files into folders which you can name things like 'rock' 'classical' or give one an album name and stick all the tracks from an album into it.
The supplied software is logical, friendly and nice looking, but you don't have to use it to organize your files, the player can also be accessed as a UMS device - and of course this means that it's not just music files you can store on it.
Once you're out and about, it's child's play to select the folder you want to listen to, or you could just set it to 'random' if you'd prefer a surprise. You can also listen to a specific folder either in your set order, or listen to all the tracks within that folder randomly. The buttons and menus are logically set out and simple to get the hang of.
I have no complaints either about the sound, which is excellent as far as I'm concerned.
The player is also unbelievably tiny - the pictures do not do this justice! 'Cute' loving girls and 'gadget' loving boys will think this is amazing - I certainly do.
The FM radio is a nice touch, and I find reception to be pretty good, especially if I'm listening in the library (of course with low volume and closed earphones!) and so not moving about a lot. - the earphone cord acts as the antenna, so you don't want to be jostling it around. This is an arrangement shared by most mp3 players with an FM receiver
The battery life is better than certain other competitor'sand, for my amount of usage, really does seem to last forever.
I would definitely go for the gb, not the 52mb, as even someone who is not a huge music fan will appreciate the extra space.
Other features include voice recording, line in encoding, and recording of FM radio. While nice add ons, I would definitely say that if you want a voice recorder, buy a voice recorder etc, as these features are strictly little extras and are nowhere near as good quality as the players main purpose: - its mp3 and wma playback - which, as I have said, is excellent.
I think you can tell that I love my little player, but even I am aware that it has its flaws.
They don't matter to me, as the player does everything I want it to amazingly well, the question is: do they matter to you?
Hope that helps
x
Flaneur
PS (edit) - another plus is the fact that is flash memory based, which basically means that you can shake it around and there's nothing to rattle (or break!). Amazing if you're as clumsy as me.Message Edited by flaneur on 05-06-2005 :4 AM

Need Help for Muvo TX FM 512

Cannot get player to play music from files on my computer. All it will do is turn on, go through the creative logo and turn off. Not on for more than 2-3seconds to
ps.
These files are from cd's of mine that I saved onto my hard dri've. The cd's are older so I doubt very much that they are write protected. I also have files that I downloaded from Wal-Mart.com. All are in the WMA format. Tech support told me there must have been a corrupt file somewhere and to update my firmware. I updated Firmware .23.03. I have formatted the player. Still does not work. I can play FM, and I can add files all day long..but they won't play. At most, it will scroll the name of the song along the bottom of the screen as if playing, but there is a black square next to the minute counter (meaning stop?!?). Press play/pause...nothing, again?...nothing. I have updated the firmware again....nothing. I have not called tech support back, yet. I was hoping to find some answers on the forums. Can anyone help?

To transfer files from a CD... I place the cd in tray, close it, open Creative MediaSource Organizer and rip the CD...now what are my settings? I have it set on WMA Stereo, DRM enabled, 28 Kb
ps.
Rip the tracks I want to my PC Music Library. Insert my mp3 player (hard calling it that as it yet has to play a track of anything), and set the Muvo TX FM as the destination source and transfer files. After transfer, close all windows, open My Computer, open Dri've F and there are my tracks...yeah, but wait. I safely remove hardware, and insert it into player and attempt to turn it on...3 seconds later...denied. SIGH. Okay, reinsert player, open Di've F...ohh surprise..not formatted. Click on my exe. with latest driver (see original post), reinstall original driver again. Reformat again using FAT not FAT32 per tech support. Safely remove hardware. Insert into player, turn on...yeah turns on, no music, but can access FM..okay so not a TOTAL waste of $$$. Reinsert into computer, open my computer, dri've F, empty file. It's recognized and formatted. OPen Creative MediaSource Organizer...transfer files..no error messages..repeat....repeat...repeat. Same result. Should I try FAT32? Should I try to rip a cd w/o using DRM enabled? Does the LCD screen need to come on when in usb port? I have not tried to rip CD's using WMP0 yet as CMsO came with the player. Is it better?Message Edited by drewj28 on 09--2006 09:38 PM

Muvo (512/usb 2.00) - how to change a fold

hi all,
I spent some time looking into this forum, but I could not find an answer on following:
I have a new MuVo player - basic one, without display and so on. I uploaded two folders but I can not find a way how to change quickly to another folder. The only way is to skip all tracks in the folder and then it will start to play another folder.
It looks odd to me as 52 MB is capable to hold lot of folders and skipping all songs between first and last folder is somehow.. unfriendly.
Player was shipped with the latest firmware - .2.03 which is nice, but useless in this situation:
Added Features or Enhancements
* Supports up to three subfolder levels in the root directory.
* Supports up to 500 playable tracks and 60 folders containing playable tracks.
Could you please advise on this? Many thanks..
kny2tl

I've got the same problem! Anyone know a way around this? If this isn't possible, it would be nice to see a firmware upgrade that allowed you to hold the "play" button down, and press the forward/backward button at the same time. My unit is the Muvo Mix 52.
Thanks.

Muvo Tx 512 Probl

First; I did research for two weeks on the right MP3 playerand selected the Creative Muvo TX 52 over ten other MP3 players. The main reason , the sizeof the player and the arm band which came highly recommended,along with the 52 capacity
This was a Christmas present for my daughter to use while running and training in the gym.
Imagin how I felt when it didn't come with an arm band but with some "international neck strap"!
Secondly the thing can only load at the most , about 2 songs before starting error messages.
loading WMA files and yes I've installed all the firm ware and updates,reformatted to fat & fat32 with out sucess.
I tryed to return it to Buy.com but was purchased in early november and was out side of their return policy. Now my daughter want's nothing to do with it and I'm Stuck with a $00 albatross!!!!!!
Any Suggestions?
Mike V

mikev,
What error messages did you encounter? Types of software used? Types of audio files transfered?
Jason

Creative MuVo Slim 512 Mb can´t be recharg

I have only used one charge of battery of my MuVo Slim since I bought it about 0 days ago and now, I couldn?t turn it on.
When I plug it in into the USB port it the "z" marc of charging does not appear. It is like the MuVo is thinking that the battery is full (that is not true because was almost empty) and don?t want to recharge it.
After reading some posts here, I tried the "plug-unplug-battery-method" but It isn?t work yet. I installed the software that came with the device.
Any suggestions?

I have tried to recharge my Muvo Slim in another computer, but unfortunately nothing happened, in other words, the muvo still not recognize the battery. If I unplugged the USB cable when the battery is in the device, the display turn on for a few seconds and then the empty-battery-alert appears and turn off the mp3 player.
What else can I do?

Creative muvo slim 512 quest

Hi ... I currently own a creative muvo slim 52 and I was wondering if there is a faster way to scroll through the songs instead of one by one.
Thanks

Duplicate post.
Jason

Muvo slim playli

i recently bought a muvo slim, i wanted a mvuomicro, but circuit city was sold out..... oh well, anyway i was wondering if anyone knew of any place that might have some "firmware" that supported playlists for it, if you did it would be most helpful....

Only Creative produce firmware for it, and no MuVo (other than the MuVo? range) support playlists.

Muvo N200 support playlis

I am seriously considering purchasing a muvo n200 GB, however I would like to know if there is anyway to organize the songs e.g through playlists , or is it just one big space to dump all your songs, and you'd have to scroll through every song just to find one that you want to hear.
thank you for reading my post, any input is greatly appreciated.

There seems to be some confusion on this topic. Hopefully this post will help clear the matter up.
I just bought the MuVo n200 and I really like it (256mb model). I had the same question you did about playlists. You can create playlists on your computer with the software provided but the player itself does not support playlists. The player does support the use of folders, so essentially you can accomplish the same task as a playlist by creating folders and storing them on your player. Once the folders have been stored on your player, you simply skip to the folder you want to listen to. When a folder is transferred to the player the songs in the folder will be arranged alphabetically. I have not figured a way around this but it is no big deal if you keep your folders reasonably small.
Also I have noticed that you cannot put a folder in a folder (like you can in Windows directories). You can do this on the computer with the software provide but you cannot transfer the embedded folders. For example, if you create a folder named Rock and put several folders in that folder named Boston, REM, Dire Straits, etc and then transfer this data to your player, the player will not recognized the folder. All this means is that if you create a folder you must put songs in it, not other folders. Again, no big deal as long as you know this.
I like this product. The only shortcoming I have seen is the documentation is lacking. This is somewhat made up for by the quick and accurate response I got from Tech Support though. They got back to me in about 5 minutes. I have pasted the response from Tech Support below.
Thank You for being Creative Customer.
For using the muvo micro to store playlists, I'm afraid this is not
supported by the player. It can store folders instead.
Thus in place of playlists, you may wish to create folders at the ROOT
directory and store the files you want, into each folder instead.
And to playback the songs in a particular folder, you may skip to that
folder directly.
I apologise for any inconveniences caused to you.
We look forward to serving you again.
Thank You for contacting Creative technical support.
Last but not least, thank you for your interest and continuing support
for Creative products. Feel free to contact us again if you require
further assistance on our Creative products, giving us a full
description of the problem encountered.
For faster service please reply with previous correspondence when
replying to this email.
Best Regards
(Name Removed)
Technical Support
Creative Labs Americas
"Get Creative"Message Edited by Jason-CL on 2-3-2004 0:5 AM

Does my player Muvo TX support playlis

I have a new mp3 player Muvo TX and my question is "" ? Because when I upload the mp3s, they are plaeyed in Alphabetic order. Can I do some list instead?

There's no playlist function on the flash players (other than the MuVo?). For changing the order see "How can I change the order of the files on my flash player?" in the FAQ post.

MediaSource - functionality & playli

Dear all
i have a Zen Touch 40Gb, a large music library and a number of gripes. i apologise in advance for the length of my post but i'd be really grateful for any advice you can send my way. i've searched through a large number of similar threads on this forum but, frankly, i've not seen a lot of answers (one poor chap was told his was a duplicate question but there was no link to the acti've thread so he's probably still searching for the truth!):-
. Saving/Exporting playlists - a lot of people seem to have this problem/complaint: is there really no way of saving a playlist from MediaSource to a .m3u file? (please note, in response to something i read in another post, i've tried synchronising playlists to my Zen Touch and using the separate explorer software but there is no usable playlist file there either that any of my other software will recognise). i'm trying hard not to sound negati've but this seems like a really basic functionality, particularly given that you can IMPORT .m3u playlists into MediaSource - why not export 'em too?!
2. Sorting playlists - has anyone found a workaround in order to sort playlists created in MediaSource? whether i'm creating a compilation, building a mix, creating a sub-group, avoiding duplication of tracks in an existing list or just trying to vary the play order of my tunes this would be a REALLY useful feature and it seems so simple to include in the software. you can sort in the main music library so why not in the playlist view?! again, i haven't been able to sort playlists within the Zen Touch explorer software either. is there any plan to introduce this functionality? are there any practical workarounds?
3. Reporting playlists - it would also be useful to generate a report of track listings either from playlists or selected songs. the report format could be something no more sexy than a tab-separated text file. these can be pasted into a word or excel document and sorted/searched/printed/saved to our hearts' content. in the absence of functions # & #2 above, this would at least give me some options when it comes to saving and sorting my inspired playlists. alternati'vely, if functions # & #2 were available in MediaSource i could probably li've without #3. but with all of them absent i can barely describe MediaSource as an "organiser" because it simply doesn't enable you to do any real organising (if you're as dull as me, obviously!)
4. File conversion - i've a number of .wma files in my library - mainly 92kb
ps.
whenever i try to convert them to mp3 (i have my reasons!!) the process fails. the error message says the "format conversion is not supported". some (but not all) of these files are downloads from Napster but I purchased the tracks and they should therefore be free to burn to cd or to sync with a portable device so i don't think they are protected. is there any reason why i can't achieve this file conversion?
5. Navigation - again a dull and seemingly minor gripe but therein lies my irritation: the "backward" and "forward" buttons in MediaSource do not function like similar buttons in any other file explorer software i have used (whether designed for music files or otherwise). you can't navigate between recently viewed artist or album folders (of which i, and most other users, have many hundreds) - only between the main library and the playlists. it's not the end of the world but this seems like such a basic feature in any other navigation software that i just don't see why MediaSource doesn't work the same way.
Ideally, i would like to use MediaSource to organise all my music but at the very least if there was an EXPORT function i would be able to transfer the extensi've data & playlists i've already generated into other more sophisticated software. i could then tweak them for use in other programs and also re-import amended playlists back into MediaSource. there is plenty of good quality free software out there and some excellent specialist software available for a very minimal outlay that can organise your mp3s and playlists in ways MediaSource users can only dream of (assuming, of course, that you dream about computer programs. i don't, i promise!) if i could export my playlists i could probably ignore MediaSource for anything other than sync-ing with my Zen Touch and use a stand-alone mp3 organiser to manage my music. i would happily settle for this but I'm surprised and disappointed that a company that is so big in the music industry leaves me in this position.
i know i'm moaning (a lot) but these issues seem so basic to me that i am really frustrated with the lack of features in MediaSource. i chose my Zen Touch deliberately over and above any other mp3 player on the market (including the i-pod) for technical reasons and i stand by that decision. however, as another user has commented in this forum, performance doesn't count for very much if there is no functionality or support.
please, if there is anyone out there with some tips or workarounds to my problems, or someone from Creative who can tell me when software updates will be released to cover these issues, or someone who can point me to an existing thread which received an answer, i may even be willing to part with cash (<EM>may</EM>...!)
Many thanks
pip

pipparts wrote:
?2. Sorting playlists - has anyone found a workaround in order to sort playlists created in MediaSource? whether i'm creating a compilation, building a mix, creating a sub-group, avoiding duplication of tracks?in an existing list or just trying to vary the play order of my tunes this would be a REALLY useful feature and it seems so simple to include in the software. you can sort in the main music library so why not in the playlist view?!? again, i haven't been able to sort playlists within the Zen Touch explorer software either. is there any plan to introduce this functionality? are there any practical workarounds?
Creative MediaSource 5.0.38 allows you to sort tracks in playlists. Creative MediaSource 5 and its various plugins are now officially available for download at your respecti've product download sites. The main Creative MediaSource 5 Player/Organizer:
Creative MediaSource Player/Organizer 5.0.38 (22 Dec 2006)
For mass storage series ZEN/Muvo players:
Creative Music Player (Mass Storage Series) Plugin 5.0.07 for Creative MediaSource 5 Player/Organizer (22 Dec 2006)
For PlaysForSure ZEN players:
Creative PlaysForSure Devices Plugin 5.00.36 for Creative MediaSource 5 Player/Organizer (22 Dec 2006)
For non-PlaysForSure NOMAD/ZEN players:
Creative ZEN and NOMAD Jukebox Plugin 5.00.22 for Creative MediaSource 5 Player/Organizer (27 Dec 2006)
For CD Burning function:
Creative CD Burner Plugin 5.0.3 for Creative MediaSource 5 Player/Organizer (22 Dec 2006)
For selected DTS supported Sound Blaster cards:
Creative DTS Neo:6 Plugin 5.00.05 for Creative MediaSource 5 Player/Organizer (22 Dec 2006)

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