hmm, weird i have to re look at mine when i get home from work...

no files show up when i hit download and they should be in the proper place on my usb stick

 

you put the files in the root folder for the hard drive. It won't search through folders for the file.=s.

 

i know, thats where the are. i never put them in a folder once i put them on the drive

 

Anyone know how to make it sort properly? Mine's all messed up. It sorts SUPER weird on mine.

Z-A (Not all my songs, but like 60%)
10Hz
Some A-Z
15 Hz
Some more A-Z
20 Hz
Some more A-Z
....

It has a breakdown of some A-Z songs after each test tone frequency. I've got no idea why it's sorted like that. Anyone got any Ideas?

 

It's strange but some of my albums are sorted properly (in the track order like on my Iphone) but 90% of them are just sorted alphabetically.

 

Great one! I did an H logo, but this looks better! I'll give it a try later.

 

Just looked through my iPod, and they're all sorted weird on my iPod. Anyone know why it would sort them like I mentioned?

 

I don't use iTunes with our iPod, but the default sort order is the track # which is part of the song metadata. So while you may have them sorted by clicking column headers (for song title for example), the track# is how it's handled.

In additional to track number, they're also grouped by other metadata like year, composer, etc. If everything doesn't match, you can get anomalous track ordering (because they're first grouped by like artist/year/genre/composer).

I'd have to review the interface in iTunes, but in my other management apps (Media Monkey and Songbird) you can select all the tracks and bulk edit common meta data or select all tracks and use the online "fetch album data" type function to make them all the same. Then the track number should work properly.

 

I used winamp to edit them...

I'm saying when I go to the "Songs" folder, they're sorted like that. I wonder if it's because of the track #. Is there anyway to get it to change the way it sorts, without editing the track numbers? I can do a mass edit of the track numbers with Winamp.

 

interesting thread, didnt know i could do this with my head unit