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By TeeDubya Tue Feb 14, 2006 7:35 pm
Hi there,

I've put a 100gb hard drive into my mpc1k. I got the same model that Shaq has used.

It shows up on the mpc screen that there's a hard disk there. how do i put stuff onto it from my laptop.

i loaded usb as normal and a little thing popped up about new hardware recognised. but i didn't see any hard drive icons in 'my computer'.

i'm not even getting to see the flash card at the moment, although the usb icon appears in the system tray to show that it's recognised.

any ideas? i've checked the latest electronic manual for the mpc.

thanks
By sparq Tue Feb 14, 2006 8:48 pm
TeeDubya wrote:Hi there,

I've put a 100gb hard drive into my mpc1k. I got the same model that Shaq has used.

It shows up on the mpc screen that there's a hard disk there. how do i put stuff onto it from my laptop.

i loaded usb as normal and a little thing popped up about new hardware recognised. but i didn't see any hard drive icons in 'my computer'.

i'm not even getting to see the flash card at the moment, although the usb icon appears in the system tray to show that it's recognised.

any ideas? i've checked the latest electronic manual for the mpc.

thanks
it's sparq :lol: but it's ok....

now do you have the mpc connected to the computer? meaning, did you go into mode + Load/Save and press the USB tab? if not, that's how you completely connect the mpc to the computer.
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By distortedtekno Tue Feb 14, 2006 8:49 pm
If you remove the flash card, your PC will then see the hdd. I'll know more when my hdm10 arrives (sometime today).
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By distortedtekno Tue Feb 14, 2006 8:51 pm
sparq wrote:
TeeDubya wrote:Hi there,

I've put a 100gb hard drive into my mpc1k. I got the same model that Shaq has used.

It shows up on the mpc screen that there's a hard disk there. how do i put stuff onto it from my laptop.

i loaded usb as normal and a little thing popped up about new hardware recognised. but i didn't see any hard drive icons in 'my computer'.

i'm not even getting to see the flash card at the moment, although the usb icon appears in the system tray to show that it's recognised.

any ideas? i've checked the latest electronic manual for the mpc.

thanks
it's sparq :lol: but it's ok....

now do you have the mpc connected to the computer? meaning, did you go into mode + Load/Save and press the USB tab? if not, that's how you completely connect the mpc to the computer.

I got the same model that Shaq has used.

I just noticed that now after your reply, Sparq. :lol:

By TeeDubya Tue Feb 14, 2006 9:58 pm
Sorry for the name mistake.

Cheers for the tip.

I simply recorded a random bit of noise and saved it to hard drive. Then when I USB'd, it showed on the laptop. Sorted.

One related question;

I've copied about 30 folders of wav files onto the hard drive but they dont all seem to be accessible. Cant it handle files?

By N17TUG Wed Feb 15, 2006 2:36 pm
only files it uses. such as SND, WAV, ALL an PGM also PRJ. what do you want it to read your .doc files too??

By TeeDubya Wed Feb 15, 2006 6:28 pm
what's with the attitude? I stated that the folders had wav files in them. Is it too much to expect a 500 british pounds piece of machinery to handle folders?

By wigworld Wed Feb 15, 2006 6:39 pm
Are your files all 16bit 44.1kHz?

By TeeDubya Wed Feb 15, 2006 7:20 pm
Yeah man, they all are.

I have 200+ folders of drum kits on the hard drive.

In the Load options, I choose hard drive.

When I scroll through 'file' I see the folder names.

When I select 'Do It' a loading screen very briefly flashes up and away.

Then when I go into program's 'window' I can only browse through a few sounds. There's lots from the folder missing.
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By Mr modnaR Wed Feb 15, 2006 7:23 pm
press the right cursor key.

in the manual page 93

hope this helps

By TeeDubya Wed Feb 15, 2006 7:37 pm
Thanks a lot mate.
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By Mr modnaR Wed Feb 15, 2006 7:39 pm
no problem, sometimes it takes a fresh set of eyes.