Why didn't I use my MP4 to read an e-book and turn it off after reading it? When I turned it on, it wasn't the same as last time?

The reason why the MP4 didn't display the full text of the e-book after it was put into the MP4 might be due to the following situations: 1. E-book format not supported: Some MP4s only support specific e-book format such as TMT, PDF, etc. while others are not supported. If the MP4 does not support the required e-book format, the full text will not be displayed in the MP4. 2. Incomplete e-book content: If the e-book content exceeds the storage capacity of the MP4, the MP4 will not be able to display the complete e-book content. 3. E-book error: If there is an error or missing part in the e-book, the MP4 will not be able to display the complete e-book content. 4. MP4 player setting problem: Some MP4 players may require the user to specify the location and display method of the e-book through settings. If the MP4 player is not set correctly, the complete e-book content will not be displayed. If none of the above situations occurred, you could try refreshing the MP4 or reopening the e-book file to see if the complete content could be displayed. If the problem still exists, it is recommended to contact the MP4 manufacturer or technical support personnel for help.

The answer to this question may depend on the specific situation, but generally speaking, MP4 players usually save the location information of the video file that the user watched so that when the player is reopened, it can automatically load the last watched video. If the user chooses to pause or pause the video while watching, the player will save the location information of the current video file. If the location of the file changes the next time the user reopens the player, the player will not be able to automatically load the video and the user will have to manually reload the video. In addition, if the user chooses to save the video file when using the MP4 player, the player will usually save the video file in the default storage location. The next time the user reopens the player, if the location of the file changes, the player will also need to manually reload the video. Therefore, if the user encountered a situation where he could not go back to the previous viewing position when watching the video, he could try to restart the player or save the location information of the video file so that the player could automatically reload the video.

The MP5 is a portable digital media player commonly used to play audio and video content. If the MP5 reboots after reading an e-book, it may be a problem with the e-book or related to other components of the MP5 (such as a memory card). In order to determine the specific cause of the problem, he could try to play the e-book on another MP5 to see if it would restart. If the problem still existed, it might be the problem with the e-book itself or related to other components of the MP5. You can also try running the MP5 in safe mode to check for any malicious software or viruses and try to remove them. If the safe mode doesn't work, you may need to upgrade the MP5's firmwares to fix the problem. If the above methods cannot solve the problem, it is recommended to contact the manufacturer or maintenance personnel for further help.

There might be some problems that caused the computer to not be able to turn the pages and close them: 1. Web browser problem: There may be a problem with the web browser, causing the page flipping to not work properly. You can try to clear the browser's buffer or re-install the browser's plug-in to solve this problem. 2. The problem with the novel software: It may be that the novel software itself has malfunctioned, causing the page flipping to not work properly. You can try uninstalling the software and reinstalling it or try using other novel software to solve this problem. 3. Computer system problem: There may be a computer system malfunction that causes the page to not work properly. You can try to restart the computer or try to use the system restore function to restore the computer's factory settings to solve this problem. 4. Network problem: There may be a problem with the network connection, causing the page to not work properly. You can try reconnecting to the network or try using other network devices to solve this problem. If none of the above methods can solve the problem, it is recommended to contact a computer professional or the technical support staff of the novel software to obtain a more detailed solution.

This might be because you use a different reading mode when you use an MP4 to read a novel. In traditional novel reading, the reader would usually read the chapters in the same order as before. Every time the reader returned to a chapter, the entire chapter would be reloaded, so the reader would continue reading in the same order as before. However, if you use the "skip" mode when reading a novel with an MP4, that is, you only load the content of the current chapter at a time instead of the entire chapter, then when you return to the chapter, the MP4 will directly load the content that you want to display next time instead of reloading the entire chapter. Therefore, the reader will see that you have skipped the previous chapter and directly read the next chapter. Therefore, if you want to continue reading the content that has been loaded before, you need to press the back button again or wait for the MP4 to reload the content that you have already read.

MP4 was a player that could play MP4 files, including e-books. If you can't read e-books on your MP4, it might be because the e-book file is damaged or the MP4 player can't read the e-book file. You can consider copying the e-book file to another folder or downloading the e-book file again. In addition, you can try to use other e-book reading software to open the e-book file or check if the e-book file is in the correct format and size. If none of the above methods can solve the problem, it is recommended to contact the MP4 manufacturer or the technical support team of the e-book reading software for help.

An MP5 e-book was a portable e-book reader that could store a large number of e-book files. If the e-book file was too large to exceed the storage capacity of the MP5 e-book, it would not be able to be loaded into the memory at once, resulting in the inability to continue reading. There were several solutions: 1 Try to split the e-book file into smaller parts to load one at a time. This will increase the reading progress. 2. adjust the storage location of the e-book file, such as moving it to other storage devices to increase storage capacity. 3 Check if the e-book file is compressed. If it is compressed, try to uncompress the file to load all the files at once. 4 If the e-book file is in the PDF-format, you can try to load the file with some PDF-readers instead of using an MP5 e-book reader. The MP5 e-book itself did not have the ability to display all the e-books. The problem had to be solved according to the specific situation.

There were many reasons why he could not continue reading the e-book after reading it. Some e-books may have copyright issues, that is, the author or copyright owner may have prohibited others from reading the same book on the same device. So if you've already read a book on one device, you might face copyright issues when you read it again on another device. 2. Reading order problem: Some e-books may include an auto-reading function, which means that it will automatically load the content in the order of the chapter rather than the order you read last time. If you choose to "skip" the first time you read it, you might see something different on the second read. 3. Device Caching Problem: Some devices may buffer the content of an e-book so that it can load faster the next time it is used. If you choose to "skip" the first time you read it, you may see different content on the second read because the device has stored the previous content. If you encounter a problem with not being able to continue reading your e-book, you can try the following methods: 1. Confirm copyright issues: Make sure that you are using the same e-library or platform on another device and that there are no copyright issues. 2. Adjusting the reading order: Try to choose "skip" on the first reading and read according to the chapter order. If you choose 'skip' then you can try to read it in the normal order on the second reading. 3 Clear the device buffer: If you're using a mobile device, try clearing the device buffer or reinstalling the reading app. This might help you recover the previous content.

Perhaps it was because he didn't save his reading progress and bookmark properly when he read the novel on the MP5, so he couldn't continue reading from where he read last time when he logged out and re-entered. In order to solve this problem, it is recommended to save the reading progress and bookmark correctly when reading a novel with an MP5. You can choose the novel you want to save in shooting mode and then choose the "Save" option to save the progress and bookmark. This way, he could continue to read the novel from the last saved location when he logged out. In addition, he could also improve his reading experience by reading novels in the browser. Open the novel website in the browser and use the bookmark function to save the content you have read so that you can easily continue reading from the last place.