skypilotpete
06-01-2007, 22:37
A bizarre boundary issue has just occurred on my D2 unit. I can not correctly skip from file to file within folders when the "All" option in boundary is selected - I have to use the "Folder" option. The problem is rather strange so I will try to describe it exactly.
My folder structure is as follows:
Music
Audio Books
Book 1 Book 2 Book 3 Book 4(This folders has 3 subfolders for sections of the book) Book 5 Book 6
1) Skip length is set as "track" in settings.
2) I select boundary function "All". Using music list I select and play any mp3 file in Book 1, 2 or 3. I try to skip forward one track - it works fine.
3) I play any file in Book 4 or 6. I try to skip forward one track and it jumps to track 1 in Book 1.
4) I try to play any file in Book 5 and instead of opening the sound file it opens a picture in my picture folder.
However, if I select "Folder" in the boundary options, the skip function works perfectly in all of the folders.
I am using D2 4 gig - no external card, f/w 2.41, all files have full tag info set with mp3Tag. All files on my unit are mp3.
I have now deleted all the above folders. Before reinstalling them I turned Book 4 into one folder without subfolders and removed all picture files from the picture folder. I reinstalled all the books but did not reinstall the pictures. Everything is now working fine.
However, for future reference, can anyone tell me whether the D2 has trouble dealing with subfolders such as I have listed above in Book 4.
Also, I wonder whether the problem was corruption caused by looking at my picture files while I was listening to the sound files.
My folder structure is as follows:
Music
Audio Books
Book 1 Book 2 Book 3 Book 4(This folders has 3 subfolders for sections of the book) Book 5 Book 6
1) Skip length is set as "track" in settings.
2) I select boundary function "All". Using music list I select and play any mp3 file in Book 1, 2 or 3. I try to skip forward one track - it works fine.
3) I play any file in Book 4 or 6. I try to skip forward one track and it jumps to track 1 in Book 1.
4) I try to play any file in Book 5 and instead of opening the sound file it opens a picture in my picture folder.
However, if I select "Folder" in the boundary options, the skip function works perfectly in all of the folders.
I am using D2 4 gig - no external card, f/w 2.41, all files have full tag info set with mp3Tag. All files on my unit are mp3.
I have now deleted all the above folders. Before reinstalling them I turned Book 4 into one folder without subfolders and removed all picture files from the picture folder. I reinstalled all the books but did not reinstall the pictures. Everything is now working fine.
However, for future reference, can anyone tell me whether the D2 has trouble dealing with subfolders such as I have listed above in Book 4.
Also, I wonder whether the problem was corruption caused by looking at my picture files while I was listening to the sound files.