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Duplicating songs I have a sansa e280 8gb mp3. I use Rhapsody with it and I have about 27 playlists with about 550 songs on it. When I look at my list of songs, I see that most songs are duplicated about 4 or 5 times. Has anyone else noticed this? Why is it doing that and can I fix it with out formatting the whole thing? Thanks!

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The device has 2 modes of operation MSC and MTP.

If you put music or playlists on in either mode and then changed modes to add more music, you will inevitably have duplicated your music.

Best solution is to format the device to remove everything, then pick one mode ant use that one only.





Best of Luck.

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