Switches from OT suppliers are readily available but please remember this does require a higher level of cognizance to operate than many people with dementia. We have provided two sockets in the back panel which over-ride the ’ON/OFF’ and ’NEXT TRACK’ controls. The socket is the light green one, the same as on your computer. Plugging in headphones immediately cuts out the main speaker. There is a headphone socket provided in the rear of the unit. To some extent this is an academic question since most people with dementia are more than happy with a much smaller song list of say 25 to 40 tunes.Ī. Obviously the length of individual songs has an influence on the capacity. Units are supplied anywhere in the world but you may need to acquire an adapter to work with the US power supply.Ī.

Does it work in USA/UK/Europe/Asia/Australia?Ī. (PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU ONLY POWER UP THE MUSIC PLAYER ONCE WITH THE USB CABLE PLUGGED IN, OR ELSE IT WON'T OPERATE IN USB MODE) There's a very clear video at youtu.be/ac3jaZ7DjGg if you prefer video help. There are lots of tutorials on the web (again this is a 'how to operate your computer' problem) - try this one and your problems should be solved. How to reformat? The Simple Music Player acts exactly the same as if it’s a USB stick or flash drive plugged into your machine, so formatting is just the same operation. There is information how to do this at for example.Ģ) (***** Preferred *****) reformat the Simple Music Player memory card (this will delete everything on the Simple Music Player) and then drag and drop the music you want back onto it again. To resolve the problems you have two choices:ġ) empty the.

While you can't see the files, they still exist and so the music player is finding them and playing them. The problem arises because Apple iOS doesn't actually delete the files when you press the 'delete' key, but creates a hidden sub-folder called '.trash' or '.trash-1000' and simply moves them into that folder. the Simple Music Player looks and plays all the compatible files it finds on its internal memory regardless of which directory or folder they are in. This is easily resolved but it’s an issue that occurs with many Apple users on many different devices and it really is a computer issue, not a Music Player one. How to I delete music files - for Apple users only This is easy, but it has to do with how Apple works and nothing to do with the Simple Music Player or any other standard MP3 player for that matter.

I've deleted some files but they still play.

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