Replies to post #56319 on e.Digital Corporation (fka EDIG)

[JOtteman]

austonia: When I inadvertently transfered all of my tracks with Windows Media Player at once, I had the same alphabetical listing. I deleted all of them and then draged and dropped folders in Windows explorer to the player, did a reconcile, and now they are in the proper order. I haven't had a chance to play with it enough to see if there is another way.

edit: by the way, maybe because I used it for three years, I liked Music Match better than WMP. Maybe if I get used to it I'll change my mind, but for now I find it more difficult to use.

Jay

[chuck329]

Austonia


http://www.agoracom.com/agora/nonmemforum/msgreview.asp?id=302466&refid=0&orig=302466

[Tinroad]

There is a simple method for downloading songs to EDIG players while retaining the correct track order. If you use MusicMatch to download, you can click on the Track No. header in the Music Library to sort the album tracks in ascending order. Then highlight all the sorted selections, right click on them, and choose the Add to Playlist option. When the songs are downloaded to the player from the MusicMatch Playlist, they will be stored in the correct order. If you download via MXP software, you can still use the MusicMatch Supertagging feature to automatically append an 01_, 02_ etc at the front of the tracks' file names to insure that they download to the player in the right order.