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512 meg MP3 player: disk full after 120 meg transfer



SumVision cheapo USB-stick MP3 player 512 megs. Very clunky user
interface. Virtually unusable. Eats batteries.

I ripped 110 megs of MP3's to a folder called Highway 61 Revisited/ ,
dragged them to the USB drive and they played alright.
So then I ripped a CD to a folder called LondonCalling/ , dragged and
dropped. It copied about 5 megs worth across and then I got a message
that the USB drive was full up.

Querying the SumVision system menu, it says I have used 484 meg (100%).

So, I have copied 120 megs of MP3's to the 512MB SumVision. But it says
the total file size is 484 megs...

My PC works fine dragging and dropping files to other cheapo USB
sticks.

Any ideas?
Bruce
Your device is calibrated using the new 3 bit bytes.. Your PC still
uses the old 8 bit standard..

Failing that have you looked to see if there are any other folders
already on there ?
like the recycle bin
Likely that it is formatted in FAT and has lost a lot of memory due to
wasted sectors.

Reformat it in FAT32 and you should be OK.