PID 1101 is used by a bunch of their chips, ATJ209x/AK102x/ACU75xx for example all have this same PID. It arises from the USB driver in the firmware, and same with the "2GB MP4 Player" description. But from the pictures it looks like a Series 13, and unfortunately you won't have much luck with firmware for that -- just resize the partition to get around the wrong memory size.

So you do NOT have new firmware? ;);)

I think I'll follow your advise to resize the partition for now so I don't have to worry about copying files onto the player without going over the 4GB limit. Thanx!

However if anyone finds a solution to the hack and can actually resize it I'll be happy to hear it.

Same problem
 

I have bought two of theese "Rizone" players too. Both stated as 32GB, real 4GB (Samsung chip K9LBG08U0M)
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I persuated the seller to refund full price. Then he told me I can keep the pleyers and asked me to leave possitive feedback; what a fool.. :)
Main chip is probably Action, part no. ATJ2135F. It looks like the manufacturer is Shenzen Honsin Technology Ltd.
Flash MP3 Player Manufacturer
The player there has a little amended covering, but the control buttons looks like they are in same possition. The specs also look the same.
I tried to find out more about the manufacturer to get firmware but had no luck.:mad: Maybe someone else will have.

hey guys, id really appreciate it if you could please tell me how I could reformat my rizone mp4. Im using Windows 7 so it would be nice to know what software is compatible and can be used to resize.

thanks!