HELP---F*cking problem---HELP

Hi all,
My meizu miniplayer 8Gb SL version cannot see the music.... even if i insert the files in the folder, when i lunch it from the miniplayer it says that there aren't any elements to play....
if i go to BROWSE to search the folders i can see the songs (but i can't play them!)
For example I haven't got this problem for the images.
I tried to reset it in all the possible ways, I tried to reinstall the firmware many times, without any positive result.
I DUNNO WHAT TO DO...
Please help me

Pipe.

I understand your frustration, but please refrain from cursing.

Try mbarry's guide to fixing a bricked player here:
http://www.meizume.com/miniplayer-m6...ed-player.html

Make sure you follow the steps in order, from a reset to updating your firmware. Do not DFU your device, it is unnecessary.

Originally Posted by pipesino

Hi all,
My meizu miniplayer 8Gb SL version cannot see the music.... even if i insert the files in the folder, when i lunch it from the miniplayer it says that there aren't any elements to play....
if i go to BROWSE to search the folders i can see the songs (but i can't play them!)
For example I haven't got this problem for the images.
I tried to reset it in all the possible ways, I tried to reinstall the firmware many times, without any positive result.
I DUNNO WHAT TO DO...
Please help me

Pipe.

Your files need to have an extension of .MP3 (Or .OGG, .FLAC. etc).

If the player don't see them is due that those files aren't considered as music files. Due to the same reason in BROWSE you can't play them.

Check the content of your player in your PC browser or with a known tool named mp3tag (Mp3tag - der universelle Tag Editor (ID3v1, ID3v2, APEv2)) and check if the files have one of the music files extension as above mentioned.

Originally Posted by DaremoS

Your files need to have an extension of .MP3 (Or .OGG, .FLAC. etc).

If the player don't see them is due that those files aren't considered as music files. Due to the same reason in BROWSE you can't play them.

Check the content of your player in your PC browser or with a known tool named mp3tag (Mp3tag - der universelle Tag Editor (ID3v1, ID3v2, APEv2)) and check if the files have one of the music files extension as above mentioned.

All the files are mp3...

this night i will try to do what jkpwnster said.