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Problem with New MP3 player

peabutler · 2010-01-11 11:25:07

I got A Philips go gear 8gb in Argos yesterday and got home and put a few hundred songs on it as it was late. This morning I went to put on more but when done a lot of the songs had something about DRM Licence so they would not play. I plugged it in and used the repair software to well repair it. I plugged it out when it…

11-01-2010 11:25am

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I got A Philips go gear 8gb in Argos yesterday and got home and put a few hundred songs on it as it was late. This morning I went to put on more but when done a lot of the songs had something about DRM Licence so they would not play. I plugged it in and used the repair software to well repair it. I plugged it out when it said it was afe to do so and now it is totally dead. Neither of my computers will recognise the usb charger and the mp3 player won't start or do anything any help?

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#2 11-01-2010 1:11pm

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Bringing it back to argos at this point would be the simplest thing to do. They should be able to replace it.

DRM is copyright "protection", if you have the original CDs you got those DRM'd tracks from you should see about re-ripping them without the DRM "protection"

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