HELP! Jetshell freezes and M3 not accessable.

[abracadabra]

I just got my M3 yesterday and I couldn't wait to get it a try. The Jetshell seems to be pretty easy to use and I successfully ripped a few CDs to M3. However when I tried to download some Chinese Mp3s that I got online to the M3, the jetshell froze while the M3 was reading the HD like crazy. The worst thing was that I couldn't disconnect the M3 with the computer (says the generic file cannot disconnect.) So I was left with no choice other than to restart my computer with M3 connected. I did so, but my computer (1.7GHZ celeron, 768M RAM) wouldn't do so. So I shut it down anyway by pressing the on/off button on the computer. Then the remote indicated that it's ok to disconnect and I did so. But after I turned on the computer, everytime I opened jetshell and tried to access the chinese MP3 folder from there, it froze instantly. (The folder that has the CD albums is fine.) Same thing happens if I access that folder in windows explorer. And I cannot find any file I transfered to M3 in the M3 navigator including those CD albums that do show up in Jetshell and windows explorer.

If the details above is kindly went though, can someone please tell me what's possibly happening here? Was my hard drive damaged when I shut down the computer? Is there any copyright protection in jetshell?

Thanks a lot!

[deadite66]

try running scandisk on the drive

[drdnl]

I'd say your m3 isn't too happy with the chinese id3 tags, did 'regular' music work?

-D

[abracadabra]

Yeah, the English MP3s work just fine. I also noticed that it seemed that Jetshell doesn't support Chinese, since I couldn't change the song titles to Chinese. But those Chinese MP3s should still have their ID3 tags in Chinese. If this is true, then it really ****s!

[.Den]

Try to re-write ID3 tags...

[abracadabra]

The problem is that now I cannot use the jetshell without crashing it at all. Nor can I access the folder in M3 in windows explorer. ( I cannot even format!)