With an older Sony NWZ-A15 Walkman, the SenseMe analysis is carried out on the device itself which negates the need for acquiring properties on either Media Go or Music Centre for PC. This isn't really very realistic - I mean how many PC's do you think I can afford? I've been in touch with Sony customer services and the 'solution' is to 'try installing Music Centre for PC on another Windows 10 PC'.
I then receive a Windows error message reminding me that the programme has stopped working correctly. On Windows 7, the programme opens and I'm able to use it to acquire the properties needed to use SenseMe before the programme itself regularly crashes after 4- 5 minutes. I've uninstalled/re-installed the programme both with and without PC restarts and the problem remains - 'contents not found'. I've found that I can copy and paste files onto the Walkman via Windows, but the files are loaded without the properties needed to use the SenseMe function on the device correctly. I'm therefore unable to load music into my Walkman using the programme. I've used the 'menu - import folder' option in an attempt to load music files and nothing happens. On Windows 10, the programme opens with a message reading 'contents not found'. There are also plenty of manuals online to show you how to properly implant your music.I own a Sony Walkman NW-A45 and have installed Sony's Music Centre for PC on two PC's - one running Windows 10 and the other running Windows 7. While there are other players out there, this one is free and easy to use. If not, older versions are still capable and have many formats for you to convert to as well.
Of course, the one you would hopefully be able to use is version 4.4.
If you are running it on a platform older than Windows 10 then SonicStage still has multiple versions that would be compatible with your device. This is one of the strongest music players from Sony with multiple formats to convert to and from as shown above. This version reads WAV, MP3, AAC, ATRAC3 and ATRAC3plus, which varies slightly from what VCL Media Player and Windows Media Player offer.
The latest version of SonicStage is version 4.4. These files are used when importing a CD on this version. For 3.2 the types of formats used are as follows: WAV, ATRAC and MP3. You need to put these files into the My Library folder to play them back. SonicStage’s second version can support more file types including OpenMG, WAV, MP3, and WMT.
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