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Format it using FAT instead of NTFS

Reformat using FAT instead of NTFS.

Try formatting it

MY PLAYER HAS MUSIC LOADED THAT IS NOT VIEWABLE BY THIS TECHNIQUE BUT THAT IS ANOTHER PROBLEM THAT I CANT FIGURE OUT YET

Hi, Well if you have deleted the songs you can not recover them in any way.What you can do is to upload new songs through your PC to your MP3 player.
Thanks! mannu_rakesh

One site I found that has videos and movies ready for the Sansa is:

http://sansavideos.xm.com/

Movies, Music Videos, Family Guy, etc.

Once you get the hang of converting videos you find on YouTube and others, you will be having no problem stuffing your Sansa full of them.

-Black651

Sound travels at 1140 ft/sec or 347.472 meters/sec. At a vocal frequency of say 347 Hz for a male this would have a full wavelength of 1m. To cancel a frequency would need a 180 degree phase shift, where negative air pressure cancels out positive pressure. In other words, it takes about 1/2000sec for sound to pass from mouth to mic directly, and guessing around 1/500 sec to reflect from book back to mic. Add to this the fact that higher frequency consonants such as 'T' and 'S' sounds may range 8000 Hz to 10000 Hz which shortens the wavelength, it is very possible that some reflected sounds are cancelling the higher range, causing muddy sound. Try experimenting by moving book away or re-positioning the PVR.