Overloaded player with music

go to rcaaudiovedio.com/downloads and down load the firmware then when you turn your mp3 on hold in you on button and plug it in the usb drive then check the little box on the update i just had the same problem hope this helps

hi, try to format the mp3 first, if doesnot works, reset the mp3 to factory settings , if you do that you loose all datas that you put in the mp3

if your device tells you that it is a 512Mb that is the total space on the device, if it is telling you 4mb of space it means there is only 4 more mega bytes available for you to store music, information, etc. some songs take up to 9 or 10 Mb so just do your math. and that is the number of songs you can load to your device.

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I couldn't find any software for you.But I did find a firmware update to reset the player to factory.You can always try that first and see what happens.
RCA Firmware Update

1. Disconnect the player.

2. Download the new driver from http://support.rcaaudiovideo.com/

3. Install the software on your computer, then run it.

4. Reset your player by either pressing the reset button or removing the AA-battery from the player.

5. While holding down the "Play" key on your player, connect it to the PC via the USB cable. Release the "Play" key when you see the progress bar moving and "initializing" text. If you cannot see the "initializing" text, please disconnect your player and try again.

6. Click the "Start" button to upgrade your player

try connecting it to your pc, format your mp3 player as fat32.. try if it solves the problem.. afaik FAT file system is limited to 2g..

Straiten the end of a paperclip and push it into the reset hole on the back. When you turn it on, it should operate as normal without any data loss.

Found a small pinhole on the back of the device. In small lettering it says reset. Carefully insert a pin and light push when you feel it's hit a dead end. It resets the issue and you can resume using your device. Leave it up to a girl to find that and figure it out. lol

I have the same problem, and the RCA website is a piece of ****.