Issues with Nano look a like Chipod
Hello
Somedays back I got my second MP4 (nano look a like) player from China through one of my friend and previous one worked very well and also had 8GB memory and I was able to play all my video,songs and photos on it. This one also is working fine but only till 7 some songs and I have formatted it almost 20+ times using GUI based command as well as DOS command.In DOS mode it showed 8137 MB of space.When I tried formatting it with FAT format it gave error that FAT 16/12 does not support as volume is large.then I formatted it with FAT32 and it got formatted fine.When connected to notebookit is showing 2 drives with 7.99 GB and other very small capacity.I also loaded it with 6 GB of data and when retrieved it on my notebook, data remained same and also all files were working fine in my notebook.If I load an AMV file with 400MB + size and play the file in player the file is running perfectly .But problem comes when I load some more files with,it will play first AMV file but then for other file it will show 00:00:00 and gives format error.Also for songs it will play first 7 songs and then it will restart again automatically.Could u plz tell me whether this has got Memory size of 8GB or less and if I connect it to my notebook again and try playing the songs then only first 7 songs are working and other songs are not working on my notebook and message says that they are corrupted and they appear ‘n’ number of times I connect it to my notebook .Could anyone help me in finding the issue with this player.I don’t mind using this as a storage device cz I got this for the price less than 8GB USB drive. Thanks in advance. best regards SKA |
Re: Issues with Nano look a like Chipod
Setup -> U Disk Mode -> Single
You may have to wipe partition table with fdisk and recreate one FAT32 partition. Do not keep formatting unless absolutely necessary, that cause unnecessary wear on flash chip. To be sure it is really 8GB, open the player and check the part# of the flash. http://www.samsung.com/global/busine...Nand_Flash.pdf http://www.hynix.com/inc/pdfDownload...ND%20Flash.pdf 8GB = 64Gb |
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