Formatting nomad muvo 128mb(red) on mac osx 10.

I'm a bit of a computer dummy. Normally I would have given up by now, but I am completely attached to my nomad. Unfortunately the amount of space I can use is continually dwindling. I am assuming reformatting the player would fix the problem, but I can't figure out a way to do this all by myself. I found the wentnet program, but have had problems getting it to work also, and since I just am concerned with formatting I was hoping there was an easier solution. Even with my little bit of computer know-how, I figured formatting in a mac format was probably a bad idea. Thanks to anyone who can offer some suggestions and support.
Thanks again,
Kathryn

This is a screenshot with my square red made in sRGB, with sRGB as working color space, in save for web window without color management.
This orange is what I see in PS.
This is what I see with monitor color preview (what I would see with monitor compensation in PS window).
Anyone got any idea of what's the problem?
Thank you

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