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'. You’ll be able to find a detailed list of compatible devices on the Sony website.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. Once that’s complete, launch the installer, accept the license agreement, and follow the instructions. To get the software, you’ll first have to download it.
It’ll require just over 100 MB of free space. This program, also known as SongPal, is compatible with Windows 8.1 and up, and is entirely free of charge. They’re really handy if you want to learn something new about your app. These guides include: importing songs from an audio CD, using the equalizer, transferring songs to audio devices, creating playlists, editing songs, backing up your data, and learning about the various shortcuts keys available.
You’ll find numerous guides on the Sony Music Center website that’ll take you through multiple processes. Other features include the ability to import music CDs, transfer music to your audio devices, and if you’re feeling particularly adventurous, tampering with the equalizer to get to that sweet-spot for sound.
Whether it’s editing playlists, combining and separating music files, converting formats, or changing the cover art, you’re covered. You’ll also find that it supports many organizational features. No matter the type of audio, you’ll have no issue using the program. The software supports several different formats, including WMA, ALAC, AIFF, WAV, MP3, ATRAC, FLAC, MQA, HE-ACC, and others.
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