I have a 256 MB SD Card that currently has the following folders, as seen on my computer:

1. PRIVATE > TECHNICS > KN7000 > Technics files

2. SD SOUND > Midi Files

3. SD AUDIO > SD AUDIO.PLM

On SD Jukebox V2.4, I have MP3'S songs converted and ready to send to the SD Card.

However when I click on 'Checkout', I receive a message:

"The SD Memory Card has been corrupted, or it may not have been formatted.

Format the SD Card now?

Yes / No "

Obviously, I do not want to format the card and lose all the Technic and midi files. Therefore, I check the " No " box, and receive another Jukebox message:

"Could not access SD memory card
If the access lamp is flashing, wait until it goes off, then try accessing the card again.
OK"

Selecting " OK " puts me back to square one with the corrupt / not formatted card message.

All the files currently on the card play on the 7000, and the midi files also play on the computer as well.

So I don't think the card is corrupted, and I sure don't want to format.

Anyone have a clue as to why I can't check out Jukebox Audio Files to this card?

Thanks




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Larry
SynthZone Frapper

Just a suggestion Larry - try another SD Card for your Audio files. I keep my Technics, MIDI and SD Audio files on different SD Cards. The cards are so cheap now that cost is not a consideration...........

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Willum
After silence, that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is Music.
Aldous Huxley

Hi Aldous

I must remember your little 'gem' of a comment - what a party piece, ha! ha!

Audrey

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Thanks for the advise Bill, and Audrey is right...nice quote...but who is Aldous?

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Anyway,

I believe that in order to copy Audio files from Jukebox to an SD Card, that the SD Card has to be formatted on a computer using Jukebox.

The above mentioned card was formatted on the 7000, and not recognized by Jukebox.

Larry

Aldous Huxley - Author (Brave New World, ETC)
Go to google and search - lots of material.
Walt

a card formatted on the 7k will accept audio straight away, no need to format again in jukebox.

I wonder why Jukebox could not access the SD Card, and requested a format on my computer?...

...A thought just entered my mind. I wonder if this card was in the 'locked' position? Could something so simple as a write protected card be the problem?
I won't really know, as I no longer have that card in my procession.

One other question on Audio. Do MP3's converted and checked out to an SD Card, using Jukebox, play on other musical devices that accept SD cards? If so, does anyone know of any SD Audio players that will play these MP3's? Or, is Jukebox made for the KN7000 only?

Thanks Again
Larry

Panasonic market a suitable small portable player in Australia, the SV-SD100 SD Audio Player. I couldn't find anthing equivalent on the US site.

Cheers
Len

they had several models, one example: http://www.itreviews.co.uk/hardware/h999.htm
I would not recommend them unless specifically wanting a model to playback jukebox audio, the fixed format is limiting compared to unrestricted multi format players able to sync with the latest music download services.