Well that how to is very poorly done an rather old by the looks of it id rate that as lower than 1 out of 5. My best thing i can say is dont buy a mp3 player with in built power, get one where you can change the batteries so when they die as they will u dont have to buy a whole new player. Also the comment that hard drive players are the only ones that can handle pc data is rubish, any pc periphial can if it has storage space eg the inbuilt ram in a camera, mp3 player, phone, etc. Also the comment of the of recording on your mp3 player well i think thats about the dumbest thing that they bother to put in there why would you want to record a low quality song hmmm, i spose people do listen to 128k still rather than 320k songs so you choose, the main point is try an get a player that will play 320k songs so you can get the best out of your listing experience. Also i can not recommend enough to not by a ipod because they are over priced an under featured compared to what you can get. more »

Well one thing to add that has worked a few times for me is that sometime the inner hole on the cd isnt quite big enough an you get either no or some response from the player, i use a pair of scissors closed an just lightly do a full spin from both sides to enlarge the whole a fraction, this has fixed brand new original discs quite a few times now. more »

Best to check speaker connections before going to all that trouble thats where i often find the problem. more »