Bluetoothed mp3 Tells me that one of my mp3s is corrupt whenever I try to play it. The only option I get is to delete it, but when I try to, it says Task Not Allowed File is in use.

Probably because the files you are trying to play are not .MP3 files (an .MP# file has a name that looks like 'songname.mp3). Those are the only files your player recognizes and can play.

dude hook it up to your computer right click view what windows says is your space IS IT FULL OR CLOSE ?yes, delete some songs/mp3s no its probably junk or you can try to format via windows and the right click thing and put on some new mp3s you may of possibly downloaded a corrupted mp3 to the device

first try using windows media player to sync.. it tends to work a bit better if not
try this...

1 connect your sansa to comp via usb cable
2 right click start on windows desktop go to explore
3 scroll down to your sansa's drive rifght click it go to properties
4 go to tools tab and click "check now" under error checking will take awhile and will erase your memory on the sansa but it will probably work again

I hope my post was helpful let me know!!!!

Update the firmware to resolve the corruption issue.

try to rescan your mp3 player,?? cause maybe its stored on your mp3player's play list even if the mp3 doesn't exist anymore because you've been deleted it.

here's your phone manual

If you got the music off of that horrible program lime wire more then likely you just have corrupt MP3s (they are rampent along with viruses on that program).

however if they are legit Mp3s try restoring your ipod in itunes then reloading all the music.

if this still doesn't work try resetting your ipod and then while the apple logo is displayed hold the menu and middle button to get into diagnostic mode. From there pick FlashScan to test the internal memory

if it passes, and the mp3s are fine, it would meen the data is getting corrupted on the transfer of your computer, check for viruses, try and other USB port, or try transferring the songs from another computer

hope this helps!

try loading files on different bit rates and see what bitrate your player can play. some player wont play files that are directly copied to the player, it needs a certain software to encode it to its standard format. sony walkman is an example, it has its own software to encode files from mp3 to its own supported format.

Hi frequency squeal = diode short-circuited

Must be replaced - cannot be repaired

Try this link - they have udated drivers for your player, which hopefully will solve the problem; http://www.rcaaudiovideo.com/en-US/Downloads.html?ProductID=RD1070 Hope it helps if not please post again :)

MP3 files are not a totally homogeneous group. You have different bitrates, and different codecs that output MP3s, let alone all the MPCs and the likes. You should check what your player's recommended bitrate is, and try to find what is common with the MP3s it can't play. Maybe you get them from the same source. If you rip a cd, and output it to MP3 files, my bet is that either all or none will work, there is no randomness here. The only other option is that the files got corrupted somehow, and the player can't read them. Good luck