Problems scrolling through large audio files

Hi,
i purchased a "2nd Gen. iPod Nano"; "firmware ver. 1.0.1".
Now i have a problem with "scrolling" through large audio files. I have uncut 3 hours files and when i want to scroll to a position that is more to the the end of the file, it either lags for like 2-5 sec. until it starts to play from that position, or, what happens more frequently, it stops playing altogether and sets me back to the "music" menu.
In itunes, everything plays fine.
Did anyone have the same problem, or knows a solution? maybe a firmware update (yet to come) will solve this? hmm...
ipod nano 4 gb Windows XP
ipod nano 4 gb Windows XP

Hi,
A week or two ago I read PC Magazine's article regarding the new Nano, and this issue was listed specifically.
Here's the link to the article:
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1895,2015761,00.asp
If you read the editorial note updated 9.27.06, you'll see that firmware version 1.02 corrects this problem:
"Editor's Note: Apple has released iPod nano software 1.0.2 on 9/27/06, which fixes the bug (noted in my review) that caused problems when scrubbing through long VBR-encoded MP3 files."
-Ryan

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