Archos How to Properly Disconnect Your AV300 and Other MP3 Players

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5.2Disconnecting the AV300 from your Computer

WARNING: You must properly remove (unmount) your AV300 from the computer before disconnecting the USB cable to avoid loss of data or freezing the computer and/or the AV300.

DO NOT SIMPLY PULL OUT THE USB CABLE AT ANY TIME!

Windows®

To safely disconnect the AV300 hard disk, click on the system tray remove icon (green arrow as shown below) and follow the instructions. Wait until you get a message saying that you can safely unplug the device before disconnecting the USB cable. Attention: The operating system will not allow you to safely disconnect the Multimedia AV300 if you have an open fi le from it in a running application. You will have to close all open AV300 fi les in any running application. Sometimes, even when fi les are closed in an application, you will have to shut down the application. Using the green disconnect arrow in the system tray will then allow you to safely disconnect the AV300.

1.The safe remove icon is in the system tray next to the clock.

Windows® XP

Windows® 98SE

Windows® 2000 & Windows® ME

2.Click on the icon to eject (unmount) the AV300 from the computer and select the ‘Safely remove’ message.

Windows® XP

Windows® 98SE

3.There will be a message indicating that it is now safe to disconnect the AV300. You can now go ahead and unplug the USB cable from the AV300.

Windows® XP

Windows® 98SE

Note: Hitachi_DK23DA-20 only indicates the type of hard disk used inside of the AV300.

Connecting/Disconnecting the AV300

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Contents Archos Video AV300 Series Table of Contents Settings Warranty and Limited Liability FCC Warning Statement Archos Team Archos Video AV320, AV340, AV380 Technical SpecificationsExpansion Port Play/Pause/Enter/On Ports, Buttons, and ConnectionsTurning on the AV300 Shutting off the AV300 and Battery saving featuresFirst Time Usage Plugging in the AC AdapterChanging the Language Foreign Character SetsCharging the Batteries Caring for the AV300 Hardware ResetWhat the Icons indicate Playing MP3 musicID3 Tags Playing through your HiFi systemSound Parameters Changing the sound settingsChanging the PlayMode Button LockPlaylist Creation and Running Playing a Playlist Saving a Playlist Creating a PlaylistAdding songs to a Playlist while listening to Music Creating and Using Playlists with MusicMatchUsing iTunes 4 with your AV300 Navigating the Directory Structure Using the BrowserFile and Folder Operations File Operations Folder OperationsCopying and Moving Files and Folders Using the Virtual Keyboard Change Connecting/Disconnecting the AV300 Connecting the AV300Macintosh OS Macintosh OS X 10.2 Jaguar and newer Windows ME, 2000, XP Home/professionalWindows 98SE Connecting/Disconnecting the AV300 Windows Disconnecting the AV300 from your ComputerMacintosh Recording MP3 Music Digital Input Spdif MicrophoneExternal Microphone Analog Line-InAverage bit rates for Recording Quality Parameter Bit Rate Table & Sample RatesClock Settings SettingsSound Settings Play Mode and Play Order SettingsParameter Description Display SettingsPower Off Power SettingsShow all fi les System SettingsRead the History.txt File Copy to AV300 root and UpdateUpdating the AV300 Firmware Operating System OS Download the CJBM.AJZ fi lePlaying MPEG4 Video Files How to create an MPEG4 video fi le Creating MPEG4 Video FilesPC Tools MPG4 Translator Installing the PC SoftwareMacintosh Users DivX Codec Virtual DubMP3 Sound Codec Using MPEG4 TranslatorChange Settings Select Source & Destination FilesTarget & Priority Start Viewing Photos Magnifying PhotosMultiple Photo View Viewing a slideshow MusicMatch for Macintosh Using MusicMatch softwareInstalling Music Match How to use Music MatchOptional Add-ons Technical Support Telephone SupportMail Support United States & Canada Europe & Asia Worldwide OfficesUSB Connection issues TroubleshootingComputer locks-up freezes operation or Stops Charging and Power issuesFile issues, corrupted data, formatting, and partitioning 14.3 AV300 locks up freezes operation or StopsWindows 98SE & ME Running Scan-Disk Error Checking Video Playback, Recording, Re-encoding Windows XP & 2000 Running Check Disk Utility ChkDsk