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Answer» Hi guys, I have an mp3 player and I'd LIKE to copy some files to my mp3 player. It is a normal mp3 player (not an iPod ) and it like an usb stick. The only problem is, in my computer I don't SEE a drive letter assigned to the player, but only a name (sansa bla bla mp3 player, it's a mp3 player from sandisk). Which path should I use to copy my files to?What happens when you double click the name in My Computer? It should be just like moving files in and out of a Flash Drive. Drag and Drop. Copy and Paste.Quote from: Carbon Dudeoxide on September 03, 2008, 04:37:26 AM What happens when you double click the name in My Computer? It should be just like moving files in and out of a Flash Drive. Drag and Drop. Copy and Paste. I know how to copy my files on my mp3 with the GUI in windows, but my question is rathor how to know the path to use the COPY command in a BATCH file.. Here is a screenshot of my My Computer: You will notice there is a '(E:)' NEXT to my Memory Stick Name. That would be the drive letter. Copying files to it should be something like this: Code: [Select]copy "C:\DOCUMENTS and settings\username\desktop\picture.jpg" "E:\picturefolder"This is mine: as you can see i don't have a drive letter, how can i access it?Interesting.....What happens if you double click it? the problem is your device is set to use MIP (multimedia interactive player) standard its set there by default, the new version of windows media player ,version 11 ALLOWS you to recognize MIP , but thats by default, look under the USB setting by default its Auto and set for MIP , there should be two or three MSC mode MIP mode and MTP mode play around with them till you see a drive letter Quote from: diablo416 on September 03, 2008, 07:37:41 AM the problem is your device is set to use MIP (multimedia interactive player) standard its set there by default, the new version of windows media player ,version 11 allows you to recognize MIP , but thats by default, look under the USB setting by default its Auto and set for MIP , there should be two or three MSC mode MIP mode and MTP mode play around with them till you see a drive letter Thanks for the response, the solution was indeed configuring usb player to another modus, :-) Thanks for your help guys Nice one Diablo.

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Hi guys, I have an mp3 player and I'd LIKE to copy some files to my mp3 player. It is a normal mp3 player (not an iPod ) and it like an usb stick. The only problem is, in my computer I don't SEE a drive letter assigned to the player, but only a name (sansa bla bla mp3 player, it's a mp3 player from sandisk).
Which path should I use to copy my files to?What happens when you double click the name in My Computer?

It should be just like moving files in and out of a Flash Drive. Drag and Drop. Copy and Paste.Quote from: Carbon Dudeoxide on September 03, 2008, 04:37:26 AM

What happens when you double click the name in My Computer?

It should be just like moving files in and out of a Flash Drive. Drag and Drop. Copy and Paste.

I know how to copy my files on my mp3 with the GUI in windows, but my question is rathor how to know the path to use the COPY command in a BATCH file.. Here is a screenshot of my My Computer:

You will notice there is a '(E:)' NEXT to my Memory Stick Name. That would be the drive letter.

Copying files to it should be something like this:
Code: [Select]copy "C:\DOCUMENTS and settings\username\desktop\picture.jpg" "E:\picturefolder"This is mine:

as you can see i don't have a drive letter, how can i access it?Interesting.....What happens if you double click it?

the problem is your device is set to use MIP (multimedia interactive player) standard its set there by default, the new version of windows media player ,version 11 ALLOWS you to recognize MIP , but thats by default, look under the USB setting by default its Auto and set for MIP , there should be two or three MSC mode MIP mode and MTP mode play around with them till you see a drive letter

Quote from: diablo416 on September 03, 2008, 07:37:41 AM

the problem is your device is set to use MIP (multimedia interactive player) standard its set there by default, the new version of windows media player ,version 11 allows you to recognize MIP , but thats by default, look under the USB setting by default its Auto and set for MIP , there should be two or three MSC mode MIP mode and MTP mode play around with them till you see a drive letter

Thanks for the response, the solution was indeed configuring usb player to another modus, :-)

Thanks for your help guys Nice one Diablo.

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