Hi All,
I hope I can describe my problems that seem to be related to
memory issues well enough that they can be helpful to those who
can make use of the information. I have lost mickey Quinzer's
e-mail. If you could assess this information and let me know if
it might be helpful and I will forward it on to him.
1. Creating Playlist File
A. I had created a play list file by going back and forth
between my ASCII file and the Media file list to be sure that I
was copying the file names correctly. After entering several
files, I tried playing the list of .mp3 files using the ASCII
file I had created. I got an error message stating that it could
not open the last file in the list, to check to see that the name
was correct. That I did and found no errors. I tried deleting
the last file name and trying again. This time it stated that it
could not access the "new" last file on my list. What would
cause this error? I checked and rechecked my work and I feel
sure that it was an ASCII file.
B. I was going back and forth between the ASCII text document
that I had opened and the Media file play list to put each of the
file names in the list. All was going well until I went to exit
the text document at some point. I got the message "The system
cannot access the process because it is being used by another
process."
I didn't copy down the exact error message at the time, and the
wording may be slightly different, but the basics are there.
My admiration goes to those who work long and hard enough to
track down exactly what they have done. I wasn't making notes of
every move I made, but I was spending much time at the task. I
quit when the "System could not access the Process..."
2. I also have had problems going to the ACB Radio and playing
files. The first time I did it, it worked wonderfully and I was
very pleased and impressed with myself and the little box on my
lap. After that I lost my touch and could not get it to go.
After reading a message about it on this list, I did a reset and
tried again. Again, it worked once for me.
I have hesitated to bring things to the list that I have believed
were due to my own inexperience, but after reading the memory
problems and the details that some have gone through to track
them down, I am totally impressed with the knowledge and
deadication of those who take time to help us on this list.
Thank you so much,
Joleen
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