MP3 Players Audio and Sound Systems

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Ofcourse. If you have a flat-screen TV with either an Audio-in or PC-audio in, which is usually a standard 3.5mm female end found in ipods and mp3 players, it is possible. All you need is a cable that has both ends 3.5mm male, so it plugs into the TV and the MP3. This cable can be found online or if you prefer, Radioshack. Check out the links below to visually see exactly what you need, both in the TV and the cable. Hope this helps!!!

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( standard 3.5mm audio jack found on almost every mp3 player, the TV also has to have the same jack as on the mp3 player, but must be Audio-IN!!! )

http://www.amazon.com/Scosche-IU3-5RC-3-5mm-Retractable-Cable/dp/B000ALY22Q

( both ends are male, so it can plug into the mp3 player and the TV. )

Make sure the battery is charged (hey, you never know). Try holding the "on" switch in "on" position for about 30 seconds. This should reset the device. Let go of the switch, then try powering on the player as usual. If it doesn't work the first time, try a few more times--I've heard it may take a few.

If that doesn't work, give Sandisk's tech support a call.

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I would see if some place could fix it first and if they can that's great. however not having this problem before i wouldn't know. if they cant, that's really your only option i could think of

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It is very unlikely due to the fact that in order to receive AM radio signals, there would have to be a good sized copper coil antenna along with a number of large, analog components. It may happen, but the chances of it are very small and the thing would be the size of a 4th generation iPod

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You have a broken belt: you can either take it to a repair man, or (if you're confident enough about fixing things yourself), open it up and replace it. You needn't buy a replacement --- I fixed mine with a 2" diameter rubber band.

Hope this helps,

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Yes - the Ipod charger is 5.1v, and the Walkman is 5v. Use the Sony USB cable & it will charger just fine (Sony NWZ-Z1040 charged with Ipod/Ipad/Iphone USB charger confirmed).

Well what i woud do is go into settings and it should say formatt then press that and it should say formatting and then it should work if that doesnt i would call costumer support.

I have just ordered two and one did not charge up . The other worked immediately by plugging into the USB port . I think that yours must also be faulty as it is a simple operation if nothing is wrong with the machine itself. Hope this helps.

I have one dated June 1996.

It has 3 different delay settings from which you can choose. However, it can only delay - not advance. My problem is that when I set the TV sound to go through the Bose, the TV sound is delayed and I would like to advance it so the 2 are synced. Because it does not advance, it is of no help in this given example. If you needed the sound delayed slightly, it would be of benefit.

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This was I annoying me so I figured it out. 1. Go to Windows Media Player 11 and create a new playlist on that 2. Drag your songs for your playlist and save it. 3. Plug your NWZ-B135 walkman in to your computer 4. The sync list should come up on WMP11 in the right hand side 5. Click and drag your playlist into the sync panel 6. The songs will be synced 7. Unplug your walkman and check your playlist, it should be there under what you named it.

drag the songs to your itunes or windows media player

You can put what you want but with a power rating of unlimited (there are protection circuit's) and an efficiency of 86db/1W/1m you should put at least 300W (real world watts) to them or the midranges will "pop".

Older Sony players didn't support MP3 playback (after 20u can use this to burn the audio fileugh it were a USB flash drive. You'll find your audio files t b NW-E5), I looked in a directory called \OMGAUD and I found the audio tras thre, but thy looked strange. All the filenames were simply numbers, like this:
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There is no proper formula to convert RMS to PMPO, but based on various observations it has been found out that 12W to 16W PMPO = 1W RMS.

you can substitute them, meaning that it will function in a circuit that uses common dual triodes, but if your using it in some audio/instrument/microphone application it probably wont perform the way you want it to. It IS a medium gain dual triode and wont overdrive in a guitar amp the way a 12ax7 does (BTW thats why your amp came with 12ax7''s and not 12bh7's in it) . Also this is a general statement.

If you buy the Digital Media Port and attach it to your system, yes. But it needs to be the TDM-iP50. Note the TDM-iP10 only plays music, no video.

Hope this helps.