System error No.32

Run System File Checker:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/310747/en-us

stupid you

What format was the track in? If is was some weird format (.ogg .pca .m64 ect) The player may not reconize it.

When you Plug in the player and the box appears saying "what do ya wanna do?" Choose Open folder to view files. look around for the track. Click, storage media. Just click on possible folders on your mp3 player. If it DOES show up on your computer, then the format of the track is not right for the player. Try downloading Audio Converters (you can find them on Cnet, ect) And convert it to a more universal format. (WMA, MP3, ect)

Hope this helped!

Ignore the disc that comes with the player.
If using windows media player I simply ripped the tracks off the cd into mp3 to get them into the windows media library then synched the tracks to the player.
When you connect the USB cord between the computer and the player, windows media player will recognise it and show it in the left side bar.
Click on the mp3 player icon and then synch the tracks into the plyer list to import to the player (right side bar) I simply synch them all then remove the ones I dont want or drag and drop the mp3s from my media library into the player list to be synched.
Ignore totally the disc that comes with the player it is not required I think its only for 98 users to make it work it is not required with XP or Vista simply upload tracks to the player using a media player such as windows or real player.
So rip mp3s from the cd you want ....
When in mp3 mode (ignore if already mp3 on your pc) click the player icon when connected to the pc with the USB cable then select synch.

If the audio is going into the television then you have to set the audio output to 2 channel. if you are using all the supplied speakers, then the audio output should be set to 5.1 /6 CH

my guess would be that your mp3 may not be as compatible with the sound system as you thought, hmm... has your mp3 ever did anything like this before or even screw up atleast once?

I hade just that prob. "format error" used to display. I did this:
1. dwl sonicStage (free)
2.- in the walkman went to menu/initialize/format
then displayed a confirmation screen, I confirmed
it displayed "formating...... COMPLETE"
3.- THEN plugged into the PC and transfered songs with Sonic
and it worked!

just--
never but this junk.
everyone seems to have the same problems with this crummy mp3 plyer.
...
just get a Zune or something else...

MP3 pro?! Have you tried using a 3rd party writer like roxio and just chose data disc option, or import them into a conversion software even import into itunes (insuring mp3 is your selected format) and write the mp3 files created.

hi first of all update uour firmware: http://www.replaytv.com/support/rio/product.asp?model=267&SKU=90260554 also go to Software tab and update your Music Manager i belive this will solve all your problems good luck