MuVo N200: WAV plays fine, MP3 gives corrupted so

Hi,
My MuVo N200 plays WAV files fine, MP3 files play, but give corrupted sound. The following other remarks can be made:
- FM radio plays fine
- recorded FM radio or microphone play both ok (both WAV files)
- if I connect the N200 to my PC and I double click an MP3 file under Removable Disk, the sound is absolutely ok, so the MP3 files itself are not corrupted!
Anybody any idea?
Thanks,
Ton

Ton,
Can you rip some new tracks from a CD to the player, and see if they have the same problem?
Cat

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When I played the same song in iTunes, it played fine. I deleted the song from iPod (not sure what Apple was doing. Did it delete the song, or just remove it from the list?), then re-import again. Same problem. When I look at it in iPod alone, the song disappeared. Just to note that I can see it in iTunes when I connect my iPod to my PC.
I can assure you the song is fine (the ine in my PC), compatible with iPod (mp3, part of a group that all work), not such thing as read-only etc. What's going on and how do I fix this?

Other similar cases:
https://discussions.apple.com/message/2864108#2864108 (very old post, has comments, but no help from Apple)
https://discussions.apple.com/message/11487143#11487143 (recent post, has no comment)

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TIA
Gert
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