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By spinlive Mon Aug 07, 2006 4:03 pm
im not sure if this is a re-post. if it is i apologize!

but im having trouble saving anything to my hardrive. is there another way of getting aound this thing or am i forced to save everything on my CF card?
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By jwhaatt07 Mon Aug 07, 2006 4:12 pm
usb to computer,I'm sure you could save somewhere on computer. :roll:
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By Lampdog Mon Aug 07, 2006 4:20 pm
Get em Jay...

Now J, can you point spinlive to the page in the 1k manual that shows HOW to save via usb?
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By StonesThrow Mon Aug 07, 2006 4:25 pm
Lampdog wrote:Get em Jay...

Now J, can you point spinlive to the page in the 1k manual that shows HOW to save via usb?

I'll take this one if you dont mind jay...85 or 86 if u have a mac.
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By spinlive Mon Aug 07, 2006 8:02 pm
:o :lol:

sorry, i was talking about saving it to harddrive on the MPC.

By ucacjbs Mon Aug 07, 2006 8:41 pm
spinlive wrote::o :lol:

sorry, i was talking about saving it to harddrive on the MPC.


What kind of trouble are you having? If you describe what you're doing now, and how that isn't working for you, then it'll be easier for people to diagnose what the problem might be ...
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By spinlive Tue Aug 08, 2006 5:39 am
okay well, after making a beat... i'll go to the SAVE menu, select the "SAVE:ENTIRE MEMORY" feature and then select my HARD DISK to save it in. i would either get a "wrong file name", file already existing, or now the MPC will just freeze on me.... :x


hope that makes sense. can you help?
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By StonesThrow Tue Aug 08, 2006 4:40 pm
spinlive wrote:okay well, after making a beat... i'll go to the SAVE menu, select the "SAVE:ENTIRE MEMORY" feature and then select my HARD DISK to save it in. i would either get a "wrong file name", file already existing, or now the MPC will just freeze on me.... :x


hope that makes sense. can you help?

that sounds like some sort of bug, what kind of hard drive are you using?
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By spinlive Wed Aug 09, 2006 12:34 am
dont remember what i got. so, do you think that its the hard drive? not the OS? i've have the 2.1 and now the BETA and its the same issue
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By StonesThrow Wed Aug 09, 2006 12:49 am
it could be that the hard drive you bought isn't compatible with the 1k.
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By distortedtekno Wed Aug 09, 2006 12:55 am
StonesThrow wrote:it could be that the hard drive you bought isn't compatible with the 1k.

nah, i doubt it. i originally installed an old 6gb travelstar made in '99 and that even worked. it was a bit slow and noisey, but it had no problems.

also from what i've read, this bug that occurs in 2.1 has re-occured in 3.04. i'm sure that jj is working these issues out once again.

so as i said before in another thread, it's not a hardware problem. if any of you were following the os 3 beta threads, you would know that.
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By Foflex Wed Aug 09, 2006 12:57 am
Are you using seperate folders for your projects? It sounds like you may be trying to save to the root of the HD each time, that would explain why you are told "filename exists".
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By StonesThrow Wed Aug 09, 2006 1:00 am
distortedtekno wrote:
StonesThrow wrote:it could be that the hard drive you bought isn't compatible with the 1k.

nah, i doubt it. i originally installed an old 6gb travelstar made in '99 and that even worked. it was a bit slow and noisey, but it had no problems.

also from what i've read, this bug that occurs in 2.1 has re-occured in 3.04. i'm sure that jj is working these issues out once again.

so as i said before in another thread, it's not a hardware problem. if any of you were following the os 3 beta threads, you would know that.

oh aight.
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By LaJProd Wed Aug 09, 2006 2:24 am
Lampdog wrote:Get em Jay...

Now J, can you point spinlive to the page in the 1k manual that shows HOW to save via usb?


Ohhhh, sounds like a call out....haha!
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By spinlive Wed Aug 09, 2006 4:24 am
Foflex wrote:Are you using seperate folders for your projects? It sounds like you may be trying to save to the root of the HD each time, that would explain why you are told "filename exists".



this is exactly how im doing this.... :?