Question about RCA Lyra RD2217 MP3 Player

My Lyra is so screwed up can anybody help me?!?!

My major problem is that I have a 2g mem. card for my mp3 player and my computer reads it as having the 1.8g its supposed to but my mp3 player only reads it as having 917mb.....and when I put songs on it only lets me put 120 and the songs start not appearing.....like if I put 165 songs on I get the first 123 (in alphabetical order) however the songs show up in the folders option but they wont play but in the artist i'm only getting those 123. Now if I delete some songs that show up some of the ones that weren't showing up appear...whats is going on. My other problem is that some songs when they go on the either wont play or they skip. And then theres the freezing and stuff..... If you can help me with the first problem i'll owe you my life!!! thank you

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Anonymous

Hey dude... what program are you using to sync your music? because some programs are really dangerous you know and that may cause freezing.

Posted on May 24, 2007

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