|
|
Posted by Dave Cohen on 09/10/07 03:03
Jyeshta wrote:
> On Sun, 09 Sep 2007 18:09:43 -0000, ndbulldog
> <nddbulldog@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Hi, this is a first for me, please bear with me. I am loading mp3's on
>> several dell dj20s for my church. My problem is the files need to be
>> in order of the download. Just like in my file that i'm copying from.
>> They show up in order in the dj explorer menu, but when I undock the
>> are all mixed up. Does anyone know how to fix this.
>>
>> files are named a01-
>> a02-
>> a-03- etc.. with
>> desciptions...artist.... also some have genres and some don't
>>
>> Thanks in advance, as I have to load 20 plus
>> dj's,,, Nelson
>
> I'm not sure if this will help, but does the Dell dj20 support
> folders? If so, try dividing the files into folders marked 001,
> 002, 003, etc. Don't put a letter in front of the number.
>
> If the Dell dj20 does not support folders, rename each file in
> sequence starting with 001, 002, 003, etc. Don't put a letter in
> front of the numbers.
A quick lookup on the web indicated the Dell dj20 supports ID3 tag data.
In this case it will most likely ignore windows folder and filenames and
use the ID3 data unless this is missing in which case it will probably
default to filename order.
If you let the mouse hover over the windows explorer filename the ID3
data should display.
For a better look and to change or add use the free utility mp3tag. This
will let you sort by almost anything and rewrite the tag data. Play with
it and some experimentation should let you do what you want. I would
advise making changes on copies since most times the ID3 data is the way
you would want it most of the time. You wouldn't want to play a symphony
or opera in random order (well most of us wouldn't).
Dave Cohen
Navigation:
[Reply to this message]
|