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If you are experiencing a HASP Error Code 10 on a 64-bit system is it possible you may not have the option to remove the AMD USB filter driver from the Uninstall or Change a Program or from the ATI Catalyst Install Manager Component list. If this is the case then you can follow these instructions [...]

When working from a folder on your computer and you’ve played all of the audio files in it, GearPlayer™ will ask you where it can find more files. Pointing to a new location on your computer like the “C:” can cause the program to just look there next time for audio. When it does this [...]

By default GearPlayer looks in the New Audio folder that is set up when you first install it. If you haven’t changed your default settings, save your files into “C:\Program Files\GearPlayer\New Audio.” You do not have to save them in that specific location – you can save them into any folder you have designated for [...]

By default GearPlayer looks in the New Audio folder that is set up when you first install it. If you haven’t changed your default settings, save your files into “C:\Program Files\GearPlayer\New Audio.” On the Windows Vista operating system the path will be: C:\Program Data\GearPlayer\New Audio You do not have to save them in that specific [...]

This is will happen when you have the GearPlayer work list set to automatically refresh. This is due to a check box that is located in the lower left corner of the Work List itself called “Auto Refresh Every.” Keeping this checked and set to a number of seconds will refresh your Work List and [...]

Make sure that your GearPlayer Current File List is pointed to the folder where your audio files are located. For example, if your files are located in a folder on your Desktop called “New Dictations” your work list would display the path “C:\Documents and Settings\(your log in name)\Desktop\New Dictations.” Keep in mind that you cannot [...]

The quickest way using your default settings is to make sure you’ve played the file all the way to the end and either hit the Next File button. The Hot Key (Alt + End) on your keyboard will also move the file.

If GearPlayer™ will not move files to the archive list then first ensure you are playing files through to the end. If files are not playing all the way to the end then you may need to enable the option called display end of audio file warning. This option can be found under options and [...]

While it is not possible to actually delete files from your Work List within GearPlayer, you can manually browse to the location your Current File List is pointing to and delete the unneeded audio files from there.

By default GearPlayer looks in the Work folder that is set up when you first install it. If you haven’t changed your default settings, save your files into “C:\Program Files\GearPlayer\Work.” You do not have to save them in that specific location – you can save them into any folder you have designated for that purpose, [...]