Fast forwarding music

My sansa e250 is playing music in fastforward and then slowing back to normal. when this happens, it skips like a scratched CD. help me plz

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This happened to me one time, try to let the battery die down, then recharge it, this worked for me,but the promblem you have might be in the copying of songs, i would also reccomend deleteing all of your songs the re downloading them, but im not sure if this will work

Posted on Jun 14, 2007

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