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From: paul4742 on 21 Apr 2008 05:01
Thanks for your help, this work perfectly, i did need to remove and re-insert
my SD card first then the device recognized the card and asked to look for
media files

thanks

"jamester72" wrote:

> Hi Vici,
>
> This might be caused by the XMEMedialibrary file in the MSMETADATA folder
> being corrupt.
>
> To fix it you can try the following on your device:
> Make sure windows media playere is not running(just in case)
>
> In file explorer browse to the storage card.
> Start>Programs>File Explorer
>
> Make sure you have "show all files" ticked
> Menu>show all files
>
> Look for the folder named MSMETADATA
>
> Hold the stylus on this folder and select "rename"
> rename the folder (perhaps just put an _ at the beginning e.g _MSMETADATA)
>
> Then start windows media player and update the library
> Menu>Library>menu>update library
>
> This should rescan your device and update the media library. A new
> MSMETADATA folder with a new XMEmedialibrary file should be created.
>
> Once it's successful and working you can delete the renamed folder as you
> won't need it anymore.
>
> wishing you luck.
> Regards
> jamie
>
> "Vici Brown" wrote:
>
> > My Window Media Player keeps saying "an unexpected error occured" when I try
> > and access music saved on my storage card. I can play music from my storage
> > card if I go into File Explorer and select a song - it then plays in media
> > player. However I can only play one song at a time and there's no way to
> > access the music and/or playlists from within windows media player itself -
> > any ideas why I'm having this problem?
> >
> > I was using Windows Mobile 5 when I had this problem - yesterday I upgraded
> > to Window Mobile 6 hoping this would fix the problem but the same thing still
> > happens.
> >
> > Any help would be appreciated - thanks.
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