mpc2000 classic tool

sorry for my bad english, i hope you know what I mean.

is there a tool, what can read a complete mpc2k zip with partiton, on the pc.

thank you

yes

if i understand what you are saying, you are trying to read your mpc 2000 files on your pc, correct?

yes, that is possible. BUT you need to format your zip disk on the computer in the "fat" file system, so both your mpc and computer can read it. Do not format in an mpc, for the computer will never be able to read it after that (it will refuse to recognize the disk!!).

so your best bet is to get a zip drive for your computer.

i hope this helps

peace

no, i search i program, that can read complete 2k zips/hdds/etc (not only partiton a)

I think it's the same thing Issues was saying.Only don't partion the disk.Just use a regular FAT format on the p.c..

Hallo,

willst du die MPC Snd files am Rechner höhren ?

okay...what language is that?

stryke wrote:I think it's the same thing Issues was saying.Only don't partion the disk.Just use a regular FAT format on the p.c..

I know. I can also partion the disk, but i can only use partiton a. i must change something in the registry. I also know how I could a rescue a damaged zip disk. I want transfer the samples between my 2k and my 1k. And I hope, that anyone has releas a tool, which with I can read a complete zip disk without copy all files from a d partiton to a a partiton.

but thank you.

@issues
german

Pascal Denninghaus wrote:Hallo,

willst du die MPC Snd files am Rechner höhren ?

hallo,
nein. ich hab einfach gehofft, dass vielleicht jmd ein programm veröffentlich hat, mit dem ich eine komplette zip auslesen kann.

wobei vielleicht weisst du wie das programm hiess mit den man snd files in wav files abändern kann

", that anyone has releas a tool, which with I can read a complete zip disk without copy all files from a d partiton to a a partiton"


You can in Linux for free but not Windows. I think there is at least one commercial product that can, but I really do not think the expense is worth it. Just load the files on the MPC and re-save to the first partition.