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shanepardue:
When playing a song, sometimes another random song will interrupt for about 1-2 seconds then go back to the song that was playing originally. The GUI doesn't represent a change that I know of, just the output is a noticeable interruption. Any idea what is causing this?

I'm using a 4g ipod with a recent build. It's happened intermittently with many builds that I've tried in the past as well.

Thanks for any help!

gavjbell:
I've had the same problem with some mp3s downloaded from binary newsgroups.  I don't think it's anything to do with rockbox though as the same thing happens if I play the files on the computer.

Have you tested the same files on the computer to see if it happens there too?

Where did you get the files?

Yotto:
Are you by chance using Linux?

The act of copying a song from my computer to my iPod very occasionally corrupts the mp3.  It's compatability problem between however Apple implements FAT32 and Linux.  There's not much you can do but get a good copy of the song and try again.  I lost a couple songs because I didn't know they were corrupted and I copied them back, overwriting the original (Like a dumbass).

linuxstb:

--- Quote from: Yotto on February 23, 2007, 06:03:19 AM ---Are you by chance using Linux?

The act of copying a song from my computer to my iPod very occasionally corrupts the mp3.  It's compatability problem between however Apple implements FAT32 and Linux.  There's not much you can do but get a good copy of the song and try again.  I lost a couple songs because I didn't know they were corrupted and I copied them back, overwriting the original (Like a dumbass).

--- End quote ---

I've never experienced that with Linux - what makes you think it's an "compatibility problem" ?  

Are you sure you're cleaning disconnecting (i.e. unmounting and/or ejecting the device), and that your filesystem doesn't contain any errors?

riksweeney:

--- Quote from: linuxstb on February 23, 2007, 06:35:12 AM ---
--- Quote from: Yotto on February 23, 2007, 06:03:19 AM ---Are you by chance using Linux?

The act of copying a song from my computer to my iPod very occasionally corrupts the mp3.  It's compatability problem between however Apple implements FAT32 and Linux.  There's not much you can do but get a good copy of the song and try again.  I lost a couple songs because I didn't know they were corrupted and I copied them back, overwriting the original (Like a dumbass).

--- End quote ---

I've never experienced that with Linux - what makes you think it's an "compatibility problem" ?  

Are you sure you're cleaning disconnecting (i.e. unmounting and/or ejecting the device), and that your filesystem doesn't contain any errors?

--- End quote ---

I used to do that, because Linux does a lazy copy, I would end up disconnecting my iRiver after the icon had disappeared from the desktop, but not before it'd finished copying. Result: corrupted files.

I now have a script which applies Replay and MP3 Gain, copies newer songs to my iRiver and unmounts it.

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