CardChannel Jazpiper

i_found this messages on recently search for my establish

own's. In fact the MVR64P JP. And therefore the JAZPIPER DESK software in a new condition before vers. 1111.

Someone post a fact about using JPDesk on WinXP.

My experience on this question got a solution in aquired

install_CD from JP.

Deep in structure is hanging a file to install JP_DESK on WinNT and this one will going well also in use on WinXP for example at my system.

The strongest problem is the connectivity at the parallel port, for a good resume it is useful to activate the ECP Mode and start programm at first before connect the player on cable.

The Cardcannel Jazpiper (32Mb) portabble MP3 player is small and compact. Hopefully, the appropriate authority can hasten the creation of a driver that can work under Windows XP environment.

I never got the CardChannel Jazpiper desk MP3 player to work on windows XP. For that reason my jazpiper mvr64p has been laying around collecting dust the last few months.

What really bothers me is that jazpiper doesn't do anything about this problem. No user support in that galaxy. The newest version of the software that's available for download is v1.0.7.1 while the version that arrived in the package is v1.1.1.1.!!!!

And there's not even a mail adress on their website so that one can get in touch with them.

Sorry guys, this is not a thing to spend your money on. Go somewhere else.

The Cardchannel Jazpiper 3Mb portable MP3 player was great for me... I thought the way you could format the names of your songs for the LCD screen was great, but I was disappointed that it wasn't backlit. The sound quality was fine- awesome for casual listening. However, using the printer port for my MP3 player just didn't appeal to me. It was a pain reconnecting my printer/mp3 player over and over again. It was clever of them to add the phonebook option- clever, but not that useful. The FM radio didn't work well for me, but I guess that's what happens when you live in a city with lots of interference. The player itself does feel quite nice, but for some reason, I thought it looked/felt kind of cheap? Maybe because I've never really heard of the brand name. And also maybe because I broke mine. lol- I dropped mine one day *while it was on hold*, and to my surprise, the hold button came right off, so now whenever I try to turn it on, it says "Key Hold... Power Off". ;) Oh well. It was good while it lasted. I think I'm gonna buy a Sony NW-MS11 now. Lol. ~Ryan

Hello,

I have a problem: I have my jazpiper now about 4 months, but the uploadspeed is too slow, so now I have buy a smart-media card reader-writer. (PIXO MEDIA USB)

But when I put MP-3 files on the Card and try to play them in my jazpiper, he says "NO SONG" !!

I have also connect my jazpiper on my computer with the jazpiper-software, and also the program can't find my songs!!

- I have try three SM-cards : don't work

- I have first try to initialise my external memory in the jazpiper program and put than 3 songs.mp3 on my SMcard (I can now play the files in my jazpiper without any problem)

Than I put the SMcard into my Cardreader, but he can't find the files (he says my card is empty or he can't read my card at all!)

My Question: Is there a solution for my problem?? special software,...?

note: I'm not the only one with this problem, all my friends have the same problem ( 2 owners of the MVR64P and 3 owners of the MV32PSE )

Please contact me as soon as possible

Ruymaekers Andy [email protected]

Heuvenstraat 62a

3520 Zonhoven

Belgium

This is the best MP3 player I have found. It's light, compact and both the hardware and software are simple to use.

The memo feature and telephone book are useful extra gimmicks but you've probably got all your numbers on your phone in your other pocket anyway!

Good value for money but like most MP3 players you'll probably want to upgrade the memory after a few weeks!

Overall an excellent product - well worth it at this price!

The thing that stands out on this player is the sound quality. It is superb. Ripping songs from your CD's is easy using the supplied software.

its small but sucks

Small and lightweight, JazPiper is your ideal music companion wherever you go, whether you are engaged in aerobics or jogging. Jazpiper has no moving parts within, which means you will enjoy the crisp digital quality music, skip-free, every time anywhere. Moreover, with JazPiper’s standard built in 32 Mb (1h for

CD quality) recording capabilities, you can now record lectures, seminars or even concerts and store them categorically in SmartMedia cards, to be retrieved for easy playback in the future.

LCD Display with Song Title and Artist Name

Supports SmartMedia Cards

Voice Recorder and Telephone Book.

Parallel port cable