It means that every time you change the music on a memory card or flash card that is one less time you can do that until it fails. You are wearing out the flash card, causing bad spots. This is normal as flash cards are only designed to get written to 10,000 times and then they are done (per memory location inside.. some last longer some shorter. if you are getting bad areas and skipping is happening that means that that part of your memory card has worn out and will never work again. When you re-format the memory card the device checks for those bad spots and tells the card to ignore them (reducing the size of the memory card the amount of the dead memory) and continue. You more than likely have several dead spots that a re-format will work around. As you continue to use your memory card more and more bad spots will develop until the entire card becomes useless. These bad spots only happen when a location get's written to many many times.
this is normal. A reformat of the card, as I mentioned will fix it for now. _______________________________________________ Rio-dev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.freeamp.org/mailman/listinfo/rio-dev
