How much music should you transfer in one session on zen xt

I tried to transfer 9gs of wma files to my zen xtra in one long continuous session.By track 7 mediasource was telling me it cant create file over and over for each song. I finally gave up. I have 52 of memory on my 2.4 gateway computer. Is it possible my memory cant take over 5000 songs transferring in one session?Im going to try transferring one track amount at a time which is about 350 songs and then i will disconnect and try for track 2 in a few hours.Does this sound like the way to go? thanks Matt

A few days ago, I transferred 4.5 GB of MP3s to my Zen Xtra 40 GB overnight. The only problems I encountered were when I has two tracks with the same artist, album and name.
I read in the instructions that you're not supposed to leave the player connected to the PC for long periods, as it builds up some heat while the HD spins constantly. My solution for times when I do this is to stand the player up in front of an air conditioner or fan, back facing the airflow. The Xtra's shell is a heatsink for the dri've, so if you can keep the shell cool, the dri've stays cool.

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