No. And when I do a scan with the go player it says that I have no music. I can go into my files pick a song and any of the 4 players I have installed won't play it
Do they play if your phone is connected to the PC and you navigate to where they are on your phone using it and try and open using Windows media player? I ask because I'm trying to rule out any problem with the actual file.
These songs have moved from every android phone I have ever had starting with the moto droid via my sd card. Never had any problems playing them till I switched to my note 3. That's why I think it is the phone and not the songs themselves.
I know you've probably tried everything by now but have you tried downloading them off your card to the phone? That was the first thing I did when I got mine and then took the card out.
Give PowerAmp a try. There's a trial version in the Play Store, $3.99USD to unlock to full version but worth every penny. PowerAmp specifically supports mp4/m4a (including alac) file types as well as a bunch of others including wma.
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