Recently i bought a classic Nokia n95 and wanted to play some music using it. I copied the music files onto the mass memory and opened up the phone's music player. The n series music player should automatically refresh and find new music files i copied, without having to do it yourself. So i opened up the music player, i noticed that the music files that were copied onto the mass memory are not showing up in the playlist. This was a odd error because in Nokia's file manager, you can play the music files. But when playing music files with Nokia's music player they no longer existed. Well thankfully, i did find some solutions that resolved the problem and fixed the bug that i experienced in the music player. So i want to share them on this blog post, in case you also face the music player problem in the near future.
1)Take the battery out for 15 seconds, put it back in and power on your device.
2)Make sure your music files are placed in the music folder in the root. If you place your music files, for example in either images or videos folders, then Nokia's music player will no longer recognise the file. Its a common mistake that can occur for anybody.
3)Try refreshing the music player manually, to find all the music files on your device.
4)Update your Nokia n95 to the latest firmware version.
5)If you tried all 4 solutions and its stll not fixed, then download a 3rd party music player for free like oggplay and use that instead.
2)Make sure your music files are placed in the music folder in the root. If you place your music files, for example in either images or videos folders, then Nokia's music player will no longer recognise the file. Its a common mistake that can occur for anybody.
3)Try refreshing the music player manually, to find all the music files on your device.
4)Update your Nokia n95 to the latest firmware version.
5)If you tried all 4 solutions and its stll not fixed, then download a 3rd party music player for free like oggplay and use that instead.
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