Are the labeled slots on the protector solely assigned to function with the item you plug into it? Ie exte hard drive use with sound player ?
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The only reason it is labeled is to help identify what each plugged in cord belongs to.
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Hello Justin. The drive is bigger than others but not so much. I can plug it with other devices without any problem.Regards.
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The best answer I have is to make sure the audio files are in the proper format for your storage card. If they arr make sure they actually play on th computer, if thry do not play on the computer obviously they wont play on the device. Otherwise most likely the storage card isnt a match.
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I try to hook mine up to ex- hard drive via USB and it did not play/or read any of the files.
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The pad you're referencing is a sticky pad that you could attach to the external drive and your computer, a case, etc. It has no significant purpose to the installation itself.
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I use the surge protector directly to the back of each device. No loss of quality as far as I can tell.
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Yes, it is shielded. I have mine inbetween a PS3 and Dish DVR, both with hard drives and have experienced no issues. Here are the specs: http://www.klipsch.com/rc-42-ii-center-speaker/details
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none so far...only use it for the headphone ampthe driver ~ software work fineplug and play..no problems4-5 months win 8 64 bit
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No, it saves all sound files on the card in a directory called voice (I think). it is not protected in any way.
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I have had the same problem using other devices with Windows 7 (which as a "disk operating system" is a total bust!) Sometimes it helps to plug in a different memory card or USB device before reinserting the first card or device- give that a shot. Windows 7 allows me to eject the drive from Windows Explorer which works better than using the icon in the notification area of the taskbar.
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Feel your angst! MINE does fit (barely!). I CAN NOT put cable inside with the drive; I attach it to the WD and zip the case. My decision to purchase was solely to keep the drive clean and protected from scratches. I know: Obsessive!!
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Not in my experience. When I plugged the hard drive into my pc, it didn't even show up in my list of devices.
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As far as I can tell the extra slots only contain the face plate and not the entire drive bay slot enclosure.
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I some what understand your question, I don't think it had anything to do with the headphone amp though... to eliminate the question, try to do the same thing without it being connected, and last but not least, I don't know how this amp would make any device(s) lose any files... I haven't had that problem.
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well its slides to protect it see the logo piece it slides back and forth to cover the usb port, this works well enough i havent had any problems and this drive is a good deal although i wish i could get a better one but thats me im a bargain shopper lol... its worth the money im a cheap skate ; ) or it was when i bought one not sure now hope this helps
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There is a 3 in 1 card slot and a USB port on the front of the player. I don't know what they do; I don't have an external drive to plug up and I threw away the directions.
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You can either A. - Disable the Auto Play for that device -- Usually by plugging the device in and then right clicking it and checking in properties and what not for the auto-play B. - Erase all files on the Clickfree device (Including the hidden ones) and use the device just as an external hard drive