Was given this yesterday for Father's Day. Seems to work until it tries to export to iTunes &amp; will not export. Will product work at all on Win 7?
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It may just be a matter of the settings on your computer. Mine automatically export to iTunes. I don't have it in front of me...so I'll try and give a more detailed/more helpful response later on.
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I had mine working on windows 7 and it worked fine. I'd say give it a try since there is no download to get it to work, it just connects in the USB. I really enjoy it!
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Do you mean iTunes doesn't recognize this or you can't browse it through windows explorer? iTunes will not recognize it from my experience but I can browse and load files from windows explorer. Be sure to fully charge it before trying to copy from your PC. I found that to be an issue for me that it didn't show up in windows explorer until it was fully charge the on the first use.
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I am a very technical person, and I could not get it to work on Win 7, or Mac OS X... on Win 7, they ripped off and modified another companies software, but then never did put the key code to access it with my purchase. There are a million hacks on the web, but nothing I rust enough to download blindly. In short, there's no reason it WILL work on any OS including Win 8 and there's no support for it to test.
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My version will not run on apple products...only windows based systems. I dont know if they sell a apple based version. I bought a net book with win 8.1 just to run the software.
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Thanks to all of you on this thread! Like Karen B. and the others, I've been going nuts trying to get my Sansa C250 to show up on my home PC. No problem on the one at work. (You wouldn't believe how 'creative' I had to get to download an audiobook at home.) I downloaded the Firmware Updater and followed the instructions and I can FINALLY 'drag and drop' at home.
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How did you get it to work under parallels? I have the same setup, macbook and parallels, but although the winows recognizes the olypmpus player, it will not recognize any of the wav files on it to download them.
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The product comes with software to download directly to your computer. I am pretty certain that it will work through iTunes.
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Sorry, Mohammed - I am having a bear of a time just trying to get my Encore 5.0.2 to work properly (you have to exit the file and re-enter in order to edit mistakes, as if it forgot what it was doing right while you were working on a very delicate musical passage. It's a very nice program otherwise, but seems to be quite self-contained. A quick perusal of "Help" and "Open File As..." mentions nothing about PDF. Nor is there a Converter. The last posts I have seen when I Google "GVOX" or "Encore 5.0.2" are from around 2011. Tell you the truth, there are a lot of questions I would like to ask them.
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I sent you a reply but it looks like it did not post.perhap the product which does not require an "operating " system is a download, as opposed to purchasing the cd. it seems odd. I will buy the $64.95 product. thanks for calling Bridge Baron
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I run Audacity on my older MacBook with Snow Leopard & export the files into iTunes, so iOS 7 is probably irrelevant. I can sync any tunes I burned to my iPhone thru iTunes. The turntable connects via USB; you should make sure Audacity is compatible with Mavericks. Here's the thing with this or any turntable converter - you are copying analog audio to digital files in real time, which means if you have 300 hours of music on vinyl (like me) it will take 300 hours to copy them all. (If you're looking to convert cassette tapes you may be able to find solutions that can transfer at higher speeds.) Then you have to break up the files into individual songs, which Audacity doesn't do on its own, although there is a way to do it with the software (I'm learning this step now). It's very time consuming. There may be other programs that can recognize breaks between songs, but the fact is there's still noise between songs on your albums (needle chatter, old scratches, etc.). I'm happy with this turntable and the software; for about 100 bucks I'll be able to transfer a bunch of vinyl that I own plus a bunch more that a relative had to let go so I'm trying to give them their music back. But make no mistake, it's a bare-bones solution. If you want to press a button and have your vinyl broken into individual songs, cleaned up of analog noise and catalogued you'll have to spend a LOT more money - if the solution even exists.
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I don't know but would assume you could export out of iTunes to the target drive of your choice
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Yes, I have used it on my hp with windows 7. I am disappointed in how well it worked, it didn't created individual song files. I will be trying it with starting and stopping it after each song. Also it should have included some sort of music software to improve the transfers.
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Hello Warren,I just tried it on my WIN7 computer and it worked. Plugged into USB, the computer found it and loaded drivers. I listened to music on the MP3 using Win7 and loaded music to it from the computer. No problem.
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No. This product is developed for a Windows environment. It works like a software (like Word). You will find the app on iTunes.
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I don't use proprietary software. Under win7 and win 8.1 it is automatically USB recognised and I simply drag and drop MP3 songs and audiobooks. Best solution I have found for simple audiobooks when walking. Tried phone/ipod/iriver and others.... sansa wins hands down. Cheers. P.S. This is my 3rd in 5 years.
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I usually use windows media player, but you can use anything really. Itunes works and just copying from windows explorer works also. Hope that helps.