Deleted videos - film icons still there

(iPod nano, latest vs.)
Hi,
When I deleted some videos on the iPod nano,
Then I discover that the film icons still there - black & white film roll piece - the videos are gone alright!
How to get rid of those (placeholder?) ikons?
with best regards,
Omar K N
Stockholm, Sweden

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