[bookport] Re: book port audible problem
- From: "ROB MEREDITH" <rmeredith@xxxxxxx>
- To: <bookport@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 24 Oct 2005 08:24:09 -0400
Megan:
It sounds like you have one of two problems:
1. Bad flash card.
2. Something connected to another USB port which is conflicting with
the Book Port.
Try unplugging all other USB devices and see if that helps. (If you use
a USB mouse or keyboard, you can leave those plugged in.)
Rob Meredith
>>> mek55@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 10/22/05 08:31PM >>>
hi,
I have about ten files in the root directory, but created a separate
folder
for the audible book I was transfering.
Megan
At 07:27 PM 10/22/2005, you wrote:
> How many titles do you have on the flash card of your
Bookport? Do
>you have any folders on your bookport?
>-Brian
>On Oct 22, 1:11am, Megan Kelly wrote:
>} Subject: [bookport] Re: book port audible problem
>} Hi,
>} I have since received two more errors while trying to play other
files on
>} my book port. the first was FS card fail, and the second was a
>} similar-sounding one, though i'm not sure exactly what was said.
>} thanks,
>} Megan
>} At 11:41 PM 10/21/2005, you wrote:
>} > hi everyone,
>} >I was sending an audible book to my book port when I received the
>} >following error.
>} >FFAPHAud: FFMP3: Flash Card is full.
>} >Function: WriteData.
>} >My flash card isn't full; I had over 500 Mb free. I tried
reformatting the
>} >card, as well as the fix file systems errors button in the transfer
tool.
>} >Also, when I put the flash card in my book port to reformat, the
unit was
>} >frozen, and I had to remove one of the batteries to get it to work.
I
>} >really hope nothing is wrong with my BP, i would hate to part with
it!
>} >
>} >any help with this would be greatly appreciated
>} >. .
>} >thanks, Megan
>} >
>} >
>} >
>} >Request count: 131072
>} >
>} >Count written: 0
>} >---------------------------
>} >---------------------------
>} >
>}
>}
> >-- End of excerpt from Megan Kelly
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