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Trouble with MiniDisc Player...
lilnatcat
post Oct 16 2006, 07:17 AM
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I have the AIWA AM-F90 Minidisc Player.



A few days ago I started having problems, it started erasing everything on my Minidisc...
Listening to the existing songs on my Minidiscs is no problem. I can still do that.

But when I finished recording a song on it, it then turns off automatically after a while coz I haven't used it. But when I turn it back on & try to play the music, it says "BLANKDISC"! It seemed to have erased everything on it.



I've tried recording the song, & then when it turns off I take the disc out & put it on "Recorded material is protected" mode. (at the back of the MiniDisc itself there's a tab, I put it on Protect mode) It still gets erased...


Have I accidently pressed a button that caused it to do this or is it broken?!?!?! I looked in the manual & can't seem to find anything that can fix it......
 
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post Oct 16 2006, 11:06 AM
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i used to have a mini disc player also and it had a lot of problems, i think it was basically cause it fell so many times.

but for your problem um i am guessing that it is coming from your program, you might have an option to reset all the songs so i guess it deletes itself after you plug it to you computer. what program came with it sony jukebox?
 
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post Oct 16 2006, 11:11 AM
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it could be ur program or it could also be ur disc.
 
lilnatcat
post Oct 18 2006, 01:08 AM
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My Minidisc didn't come with any program but a cable that i plug to my MD player & to the speaker, I basically recorded music or in other words "sounds" that came out of my computer speakers....

I don't think its the cable's problem because I was listening to music on the bus, I then tried to erase the very last song on the MD, & then it just went nuts & erased all my songs on the disc.... ^_^"

I thought it was probably a setting I accidently pressed whilst I was listening on my MD but I can't seem to find out what setting I accidently pressed....


I don't think its the disc's problem, I tried several different branded ones of mine & it still erased the whole disc after I had finished recording a song & it automatically turned off.
 
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post Oct 18 2006, 03:25 PM
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Just get a flash based MP3 player, problem solved...
 

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