I would think that the reason all of the files of a certain size are corrupt is that the original source of the file created a faulty file and others have then downloaded and shared it. I haven't had much of a problem with corrupt files but I ONLY download mp3 files.

If you want to see the corruption of an mp3 that sounds fine but got you a corrupt warning, I think that you need to convert it to a wav file and open your wave editor, then run the file. I haven't noticed any more pops and chrips from the "corrupt" files then I had from files that I downloaded with earlier versions of Limewire.

Lovin the Lime!