Transfer very slow (copy/paste) on my J3 :(

snayk · 06-01-2011, 13:52

Hi everybody,

Since I have my J3, when I copy my music and paste in my J3's Music folder, it's very slow! About : less than 1mo/s

like hmm 350ko/s

And it's the same problem when I delete songs

I hope someone could help me :/

I have a J3 16go (without SD card) firmware 2.23 (not the last one just before)

Thanks

WAI · 06-01-2011, 13:58

Quote:

Originally Posted by snayk

Hi everybody,

Since I have my J3, when I copy my music and paste in my J3's Music folder, it's very slow! About : less than 1mo/s

like hmm 350ko/s

And it's the same problem when I delete songs

I hope someone could help me :/

I have a J3 16go (without SD card) firmware 2.23 (not the last one just before)

Thanks

what's your computer specs.?

snayk · 06-01-2011, 14:47

CPU E6750 @ 2,66GHz
2go ram
Win 7 32bits

WAI · 06-01-2011, 15:07

Quote:

Originally Posted by snayk

CPU E6750 @ 2,66GHz
2go ram
Win 7 32bits

o ok nice. hmm... not sure. could try formatting then reinstalling the Firmware...

snayk · 06-01-2011, 15:40

Hmm maybe another solution?

Without deleting all, because if it doesn't solve the problem I don't want to wait 5h to copy/paste all my songs :o

Kizune · 06-01-2011, 15:41

I just wonder, what is Ko, Mo, Go,...?
Is that the weird memory measurement hdd manufacturers use? I always thought it was KiB, MiB and GiB?

Oh, and to stay ontopic:
Have you already tried to plug your player into another usb port?

snayk · 06-01-2011, 15:42

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kizune

I just wonder, what is Ko, Mo, Go,...?
Is that the weird memory measurement hdd manufacturers use? I always thought it was KiB, MiB and GiB?

Hmm I'm french and I don't understand what is your question?

Kizune · 06-01-2011, 15:47

Hmm, okay.

Is 1 Go = 1 GB for example?

I've never heard of Go, Ko etc. and I just wonder what it means.

edit:

Never mind, the information that you're French helped.

http://sebsauvage.net/comprendre/unites/index.html

Answer: 1 Go = 1 GB (and 1 Ko = 1 KB etc)

Oh, by the way, I edited a suggestion to my post:

"Oh, and to stay ontopic:
Have you already tried to plug your player into another usb port?"

WAI · 06-01-2011, 15:50

Quote:

Originally Posted by snayk

Hmm I'm french and I don't understand what is your question?

don't bother with Kizune

what he asked though. have you tried a different USB Port? you could try uninstalling the Device through Device Manager

snayk · 06-01-2011, 15:51

Of course I have tried other USB ports

Kizune · 06-01-2011, 15:53

WTF WAI. I've never heard of Ko, Mo and Go and I didn't find good results using google when I typed 'mo go' for example. Why shouldn't I ask here what it means?

snayk:

I guess formatting might help.
Reinstalling the firmware wouldn't change anything I think because it's just the OS of the player and doesn't change anything in the filesystem that could make the transfer speed faster.

snayk · 06-01-2011, 15:54

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kizune

WTF WAI. I've never heard of Ko, Mo and Go and I didn't find good results using google when I typed 'mo go' for example. Why shouldn't I ask here what it means?

Ko = Kilo Octet in French Mo = Méga Octet

http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Octet

WAI · 06-01-2011, 15:57

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kizune

WTF WAI. I've never heard of Ko, Mo and Go and I didn't find good results using google when I typed 'mo go' for example. Why shouldn't I ask here what it means?

snayk:

I guess formatting might help.
Reinstalling the firmware wouldn't change anything I think because it's just the OS of the player and doesn't change anything in the filesystem that could make the transfer speed faster.

i wasn't being rude

i am just busy today and trying to be focused on the topic

Kizune · 06-01-2011, 16:01

Heh, I always added an ontopic part to my posts here.

In case snayk missed the latest one:

"I guess formatting might help.
Reinstalling the firmware wouldn't change anything I think because it's just the OS of the player and doesn't change anything in the filesystem that could make the transfer speed faster."

Formatting fixes filesystem problems and thus the transfer speed is probably faster after formatting.

snayk · 06-01-2011, 16:01

So you think that formatting could be a good solution? How could i do that? Using le little hole a the back of the J3? Or using Windows, right click on the J3 then format? But If I do that, there will be nothing at the end, even the OS of the J3, the folders etc. ? :o

06-01-2011, 13:52	#1
snayk Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2011 Posts: 12	Transfer very slow (copy/paste) on my J3 :( Hi everybody, Since I have my J3, when I copy my music and paste in my J3's Music folder, it's very slow! About : less than 1mo/s like hmm 350ko/s And it's the same problem when I delete songs I hope someone could help me :/ I have a J3 16go (without SD card) firmware 2.23 (not the last one just before) Thanks

06-01-2011, 15:41	#6
Kizune Feel free to call me 'Kizu' ;) Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Germany, Baden-Württemberg Posts: 5,967	I just wonder, what is Ko, Mo, Go,...? Is that the weird memory measurement hdd manufacturers use? I always thought it was KiB, MiB and GiB? Oh, and to stay ontopic: Have you already tried to plug your player into another usb port? __________________ me @ Google+ \| Twitter \| Flickr \| deviantART audio setup: Cowon J3 32gb \| Cowon Z2 16gb \| Audio Technica ATH-M50 other: Galaxy Nexus \| Nexus 7 Last edited by Kizune; 06-01-2011 at 15:49..

06-01-2011, 15:47	#8
Kizune Feel free to call me 'Kizu' ;) Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Germany, Baden-Württemberg Posts: 5,967	Hmm, okay. Is 1 Go = 1 GB for example? I've never heard of Go, Ko etc. and I just wonder what it means. edit: Never mind, the information that you're French helped. http://sebsauvage.net/comprendre/unites/index.html Answer: 1 Go = 1 GB (and 1 Ko = 1 KB etc) Oh, by the way, I edited a suggestion to my post: "Oh, and to stay ontopic: Have you already tried to plug your player into another usb port?" __________________ me @ Google+ \| Twitter \| Flickr \| deviantART audio setup: Cowon J3 32gb \| Cowon Z2 16gb \| Audio Technica ATH-M50 other: Galaxy Nexus \| Nexus 7 Last edited by Kizune; 06-01-2011 at 15:51..

06-01-2011, 15:53	#11
Kizune Feel free to call me 'Kizu' ;) Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Germany, Baden-Württemberg Posts: 5,967	WTF WAI. I've never heard of Ko, Mo and Go and I didn't find good results using google when I typed 'mo go' for example. Why shouldn't I ask here what it means? snayk: I guess formatting might help. Reinstalling the firmware wouldn't change anything I think because it's just the OS of the player and doesn't change anything in the filesystem that could make the transfer speed faster. __________________ me @ Google+ \| Twitter \| Flickr \| deviantART audio setup: Cowon J3 32gb \| Cowon Z2 16gb \| Audio Technica ATH-M50 other: Galaxy Nexus \| Nexus 7 Last edited by Kizune; 06-01-2011 at 15:56..

06-01-2011, 16:01	#14
Kizune Feel free to call me 'Kizu' ;) Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Germany, Baden-Württemberg Posts: 5,967	Heh, I always added an ontopic part to my posts here. In case snayk missed the latest one: "I guess formatting might help. Reinstalling the firmware wouldn't change anything I think because it's just the OS of the player and doesn't change anything in the filesystem that could make the transfer speed faster." Formatting fixes filesystem problems and thus the transfer speed is probably faster after formatting. __________________ me @ Google+ \| Twitter \| Flickr \| deviantART audio setup: Cowon J3 32gb \| Cowon Z2 16gb \| Audio Technica ATH-M50 other: Galaxy Nexus \| Nexus 7

06-01-2011, 14:47	#3
snayk Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2011 Posts: 12	CPU E6750 @ 2,66GHz 2go ram Win 7 32bits

06-01-2011, 15:40	#5
snayk Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2011 Posts: 12	Hmm maybe another solution? Without deleting all, because if it doesn't solve the problem I don't want to wait 5h to copy/paste all my songs :o

06-01-2011, 15:51	#10
snayk Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2011 Posts: 12	Of course I have tried other USB ports

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