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  Hello mbsmith5,

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  No, I only got it a month or two.  He said: it's the V0101.11A version.    I hesitate to make any firmware updates becuse I tried initially with my SansaView and my problems of audiobook WORSE, not better.  That's why I finally gave up and bought this rocket, which has worked beautifully (including bookmarks) until I had this book of chipmunk yesterday.  I just finished listening to book 1 of the fine in the series, so I guess that I would have no problem with this second book by the same author and the same audiobook company.

  The fact that the file plays fine on WindowsMediaPlayer and also $20 MP3 player a friend (but not bookmarking... (ARGH!) tells me that the problem is with my rocket, not the file.

  The audio book is an MP3 file.  Is there something I can do in the file itself?  Or do you still recommend that I do a firmware update?

  It's an OLD firmware you have. You do an update to this one. Look at this post to find out how.

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  The card Realtek HD Audio Driver user manual
  http://UK.TS.Fujitsu.com/RL/servicesupport/TechSupport/boards/soundcards/RealTekHDA/hd_audio_driver_usermanualver1-00_0418-05 [1] .pdf
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  =============================
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