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Figured the same thing, problem still seems to be persisting. What i wanted to know is, whether I had something to do with this mess up or was the device faulty from the beginning. What are the battery practices I shouldn't have done and done?

I recently purchased a NW-E005F player, and as instructed I let it charge up at the beginning. However afterwards I proceeded to leave it alone for the next couple of days, roughly 3-4 days. Now whenever I charge up the battery it shows that the device is full ~ however under 20 minutes of running the player switched into Low Battery and ceases to function. Have I somehow damaged the device, and if so is there a way that I would be able to solve the problem myself or am I likely going to see a technician about it. Excuse my beginnner questions.

Thanks for the information. I had a quick look at the frequency and it turned out that one of the media type had a frequency of 22KHz compared to what you had mentioned. Thinking that it had been cracked, unfortunatly I looked towards another one which contained 44.1KHz similar to other songs that seemed to be working, so no luck there. Though thanks for telling me about the frequency.

Thank you for the device void. There is only one question that I'd like to ask, as I do not really know how media works. Most of the music mp3 that I transfer using voidmp3fm work, however there are a couple of songs that don't seem to work for some reason. As soon as I play them on my NW-E005F, it just streams right through the whole list of song as quickly as possible without sounding a note. I've noticed that these songs that I use when running media player seem to have different functions compared to my standard as these have art albums in the media information section. I can't seem to figure out what the problem is, I'd appreciate if anyone could tell me what I'm doing wrong.