"this folder is empty" message for genre or artist playback
hello all,

apolgies if any of you are on [wdtvforum.com](http://wdtvforum.com) as this is a crossport…

i am just starting to rip my cd collection for playback on my wdtv live, and before i get too far i’m hoping to straighten out a little issue.

my setup: wd elements portable 640gb plugged in on usb2, fw 1.01.24 (.17, .…
this feature is currently not available for this product.  it has been added to the features request list and is being looked at by engineering and if possible may be added at a later date.
clean the floppy disk drive then try again. anywho, since it's me, i would've backed up those contents to a cd/dvd or portable drive already so no problem. this is an update to wowza player to help prevent playback issues in browsers that are changing their autoplay policies. more information can be found in our release notes.

<https://www.wowza.com/docs/latest-wowza-player-updates> Hi,


Perhaps the CD change drive motor or one of the tray opening gears is faulty and it doesn’t allow the tray to change or open.


Can you hear the motor at all when you try to change to a loaded CD that hopefully is already in?


Here’s a link to the ifixit [Panasonic SC-PM31 CD Player Replacement](/Guide/Panasonic+SC-PM31+CD+Player+Replacement/30774) guide, which may be of some help in gaining access to the CD player so that you can check what is happening. thanks for responding so quickly. i figured out my problem and found that i needed to enter the software code that came with my cd-dvd case. that got my software working. there are many sound-system specialists who could advise you on the best way to install a cd player in your crv. recently, when i wanted to fit a cd player to my 1997 bmw, i had to go to an aftermarket sound-system specialist because bmw no longer stocked the cd player that was compatible with the factory system. in the end i had to compromise. there was simply no way of doing what i wanted to do. for starters, try chris watson at central car radio in bentleigh. hi mike, thanks for bringing this to our attention, i can confirm that i’m aware of this issue and a fix is in progress. i expect the latest version to be available the debian/rpm repositories in the coming days.

one short term work around would be to download the .deb or .rpm file directly from th… This is a chicken and egg problem. No drive, cd/dvd won't work. You either need to get an external drive, or have someone write it to a USB thumb drive that your system can boot from. i have a bunch of (unfortunately) amazon anker brand aaa and aa rechargeable batteries. i don’t own a charger because i’ve always just used my roommates’ chargers. my current roommate has a charger that works, because she plays instruments and needs it for things like portable amps i think? i will a… 1.   Yes, Elements 11 should work on a new Win 10 machine, assuming you have your serial number available.


 


2.  If and when you decide to upgrade, you can convert your Elements 11 catalog to the newer version and all of your Tags, Albums etc. will convert also.  (There may be some file creations [with a .pse file extension] that won't convert because the feature no longer exists.  I couldn't tell you which ones right now.)


 


3.  Since you are transferring your media drive to the new computer (and presumably maintaining the same drive letter as the Win 7 computer), it may be possible to simply copy the catalog folder to the new computer.  However, this may not work if you are using a Win 7 My Pictures system folder, because I believe there is a different naming convention in Win 10.  But it may be worth trying first before going to the bother of a Restore of the catalog.  And if you do a restore to the Original position, I'm not sure whether the files will be overwritten or skipped. it sounds like you broke the silver usb adapter from the board. if that is so, there is a chance that this could be soldered back on. it all really depends on the damage to the actual pcb at this point. if you've got a good soldering iron and a magnifying glass (or a microscope) you should be able to just solder the connectors back on. 

if however there is extensive damage to the pcb, there is a chance that you might need to do something a bit more advanced to get to your files. i would not recommend meddling with your usb drive past the soldering of the usb adapter back onto the pcb to make sure that you don't damage something else on there. there is a sea of data recovery companies out there on the internet that do just that, fix broken flash drives. on such company that i have personal experience with is eprovided data recovery. this guys are really affordable when it comes to recovering data (usually under $70).

if that soldering fix fails, give them a shot. this is their website: http://www.eprovided.com/d1/usb-drive-recovery.html when you get them on the line, ask a bunch of questions, they should be able to help you.

good luck.