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  1. I just purchased a portable RCA Lyra mp3 player. Been
    fighting with it for 3 days now. Downloaded and installed
    all necessary software (USB Driver, latest MusicMatch
    Version and Plug-in)from provided starter disc then from
    internet site. Many failed attempts. Basically, I run
    Windows ME which tells me that everything has been
    successfully installed then I finally open MusicMatch and
    build the playlist before attempting to transfer to mp3
    player. Under "file" prompt and "send to portable player"
    prompt I cannot locate the player. The hardware is not
    recognized and shows "0" portable devices. I finally went
    into few group threads trying to find solution but was
    unable. All I found was suggestion to take same procedure
    I did over and over. Any other feasible solutions or does
    the term "you get what you pay for" apply to me since I
    bought the beginner version, RD1021? Please respond if
    you can help.

    Chris [email hidden]

  2. [email hidden] (Chris M.) wrote in news:211d9b50.0404121719.3ef75077
    @posting.google.com:

    Quoted message said:

    I just purchased a portable RCA Lyra mp3 player. Been
    fighting with it for 3 days now. Downloaded and installed
    all necessary software (USB Driver, latest MusicMatch
    Version and Plug-in)from provided starter disc then from
    internet site. Many failed attempts. Basically, I run
    Windows ME which tells me that everything has been
    successfully installed then I finally open MusicMatch and
    build the playlist before attempting to transfer to mp3
    player. Under "file" prompt and "send to portable player"
    prompt I cannot locate the player. The hardware is not
    recognized and shows "0" portable devices. I finally went
    into few group threads trying to find solution but was
    unable. All I found was suggestion to take same procedure
    I did over and over. Any other feasible solutions or does
    the term "you get what you pay for" apply to me since I
    bought the beginner version, RD1021? Please respond if you
    can help.

    Chris [email hidden]

    Do you have the latest firmware updates for this device? It
    should be version 1.605. Try a different USB port or another
    computer, if possible.

    Phil M.

    --
    "Pain is temporary: the success it brings can be
    everlasting." -fortune cookie

  3. Chris M wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]... I
    just purchased a portable RCA Lyra mp3 player. Been fighting
    with it for 3 days now. Downloaded and installed all
    necessary software (USB Driver, latest MusicMatch Version
    and Plug-in)from provided starter disc then from internet
    site. Many failed attempts. Basically, I run Windows ME
    which tells me that everything has been successfully
    installed then I finally open MusicMatch and build the
    playlist before attempting to transfer to mp3 player. Under
    "file" prompt and "send to portable player" prompt I cannot
    locate the player. The hardware is not recognized and shows
    "0" portable devices. I finally went into few group threads
    trying to find solution but was unable. All I found was
    suggestion to take same procedure I did over and over. Any
    other feasible solutions or does the term "you get what you
    pay for" apply to me since I bought the beginner version,
    RD1021? Please respond if you can help.

    Chris [email hidden]

    Hello Chris, I have a RCA Lyra RD 1071. I had to go to options--

    Quoted message said:

    add new features-->an IE browser will open up and you


    should see a link for portable devices-->find the RCA RD
    1021/1071/1075 link (also has something about Thompson
    devices) then click on that link and the plug in will
    automatically download. You may have to close MusicMatch
    Jukebox and then plug in your Lyra and then click on send to
    portable device. That should work. Be careful because the
    RCA Lyra cannot play any music you bought from places like
    iTunes or even MusicMatch Jukebox. This is due to the
    liscense agreement. Kristine Quilici

  4. Does your player show up as installed on your computer? Are
    you using a USB cable that came with it? Is there a lock
    off switch on your player that you use so your settings
    don't change?? If so, unlock it. I know I have to do this
    on my iRock....

    Did you download the correct plugin from MM site?? musicmatch.complug
    ins/?plugin=player&version=7.10.1070iroc k&os=pc

    If it turns out to be a software problem rather than a
    hardware problem there are other software programs that you
    can probably use rather than
    MM.... I think media player 9 will handle it (If you like
    MM9.... can kind of be a problem for some)...

    "Chris M." <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    I just purchased a portable RCA Lyra mp3 player. Been
    fighting with it for 3 days now. Downloaded and installed
    all necessary software (USB Driver, latest MusicMatch
    Version and Plug-in)from provided starter disc then from
    internet site. Many failed attempts. Basically, I run
    Windows ME which tells me that everything has been
    successfully installed then I finally open MusicMatch and
    build the playlist before attempting to transfer to mp3
    player. Under "file" prompt and "send to portable player"
    prompt I cannot locate the player. The hardware is not
    recognized and shows "0" portable devices. I finally went
    into few group threads trying to find solution but was
    unable. All I found was suggestion to take same procedure
    I did over and over. Any other feasible solutions or does
    the term "you get what you pay for" apply to me since I
    bought the beginner version, RD1021? Please respond if you
    can help.

    Chris [email hidden]

  5. Doesn't anyone sing any more?

  6. "Kristine Quilici" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    Chris M wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]... I
    just purchased a portable RCA Lyra mp3 player. Been
    fighting with it for 3 days now. Downloaded and installed
    all necessary software (USB Driver, latest MusicMatch
    Version and Plug-in)from provided starter disc then from
    internet site. Many failed attempts. Basically, I run
    Windows ME which tells me that everything has been
    successfully installed then I finally open MusicMatch and
    build the playlist before attempting to transfer to mp3
    player. Under "file" prompt and "send to portable player"
    prompt I cannot locate the player. The hardware is not
    recognized and shows "0" portable devices. I finally went
    into few group threads trying to find solution but was
    unable. All I found was suggestion to take same procedure
    I did over and over. Any other feasible solutions or does
    the term "you get what you pay for" apply to me since I
    bought the beginner version, RD1021? Please respond if you
    can help.

    Chris [email hidden]

    Hello Chris, I have a RCA Lyra RD 1071. I had to go to options--

    Quoted message said:

    add new features-->an IE browser will open up and you


    should see a link for portable devices-->find the RCA RD
    1021/1071/1075 link (also has something about Thompson
    devices) then click on that link and the plug in will
    automatically download. You may have to close MusicMatch
    Jukebox and then plug in your Lyra and then click on send
    to portable device. That should work. Be careful because
    the RCA Lyra cannot play any music you bought from places
    like iTunes or even MusicMatch Jukebox. This is due to the
    liscense agreement. Kristine Quilici

    Thank you for the information..I'll give it a try then get
    back to you if works..Chris M.

  7. I have a RCA Kazoo MP3 and have had such a bad experience
    with drivers that I will never purchase from RCA again.
    Worked OK when I had a Windows 98 operating system but when
    I switched to XP the drivers no longer worked. About a year
    later they finally came out with XP drivers but it will only
    recognise the built in memeory not the MMC card. RCA gives
    little support to drivers... stay away!!!

    [email hidden] (Chris M.) wrote in message
    news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    I just purchased a portable RCA Lyra mp3 player. Been
    fighting with it for 3 days now. Downloaded and installed
    all necessary software (USB Driver, latest MusicMatch
    Version and Plug-in)from provided starter disc then from
    internet site. Many failed attempts. Basically, I run
    Windows ME which tells me that everything has been
    successfully installed then I finally open MusicMatch and
    build the playlist before attempting to transfer to mp3
    player. Under "file" prompt and "send to portable player"
    prompt I cannot locate the player. The hardware is not
    recognized and shows "0" portable devices. I finally went
    into few group threads trying to find solution but was
    unable. All I found was suggestion to take same procedure
    I did over and over. Any other feasible solutions or does
    the term "you get what you pay for" apply to me since I
    bought the beginner version, RD1021? Please respond if you
    can help.

    Chris [email hidden]

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