i did it once and i think i did it wrong because windows media player was never able to read my music from my memory card.. or does anyone know if there's a way for the HTC audio manager to show a pic of the album art??
Just use a computer and reformat it as FAT32.
using the computers formatting option?? of is there a program that will do a better job?? and does it matter between quick format and regular??
a flash memory card is essentially a computer component, so that probably Is the best program.. and yeah use a regular option (not the quick) because it does a better job and it only takes a few seconds longer. You can try both of them and see, formatting it more than once won't hurt anything...
I dunno why media player wouldn't play your songs anyway. And I don't know how to make Audio Manager see album art, sorry!
http://www.sdcard.org/about/downloads/
Official SDformatter software and user manuals, etc. . .
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I have a 2GB SD Card, and I wanted a nice way to sync music.
I use iTunes for my music, and wondered if there was some plugin that I could use so I could sync my playlists.
I tried syncmyportable but it needs the SD to come up as a mass storage device as in a drive letter on My Computer but it doesn't.
Is there a way to make the SD card show up as a drive ?
PS - I also used Media Monkey and this works, but wanted to stick to iTunes and not have more then 1 player, just gets messy.
any help appreciated.
I haven't really used my phone as an MP3 player, but now I have a nice, big SD card in it and have decided to copy some songs over.
When I load up Media Player (I like it. So sue me.) and tell it to update the library, it doesn't see the MP3s I put on the storage card. I tried putting them in the My Documents/My Music folder on the card and I even tried putting them in the same folder as that stupid Dogbark file in the main memory and the library NEVER finds them. Is there a trick to make media player see MP3s or what? I can open the files manually and Media Player will play them just fine.
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I wanted to mention that, when I do 'Update Library', the phone says it found 40+ files, but the device library only shows 4 files (dogbark, mommy, allouete and ding) and the storage card shows nothing.
Did you switch to Storage Card (Next to the Library button there is a drop down menu)?
I listen to my music quite often on my htc touch hd and one thing that annoys me slightly is that i get hesitations every now and again,through out the songs.i use core player and nitrogen which are great players that i want to use,but i have noticed if i use windows media player i don't get any hesitations..
is there a solution to stop these hesitations or am i gonna have to use windows media?
i have searched the forums and found"Raph Audio Hotfix"so i will try this,hopefully this is the solution?
it doesn't work,still hesitations
anyone have a solution?
Is your music stored on your SD card? You might try copying your files off it, Quick Format and copy them back.
How many songs do you have in each folder? Reducing the amount could help if there are too many.
Are all of your songs tagged correctly? How is your album art managed? All or none of these things could be rellevant.
DirkGently1 said:
Is your music stored on your SD card? You might try copying your files off it, Quick Format and copy them back.
How many songs do you have in each folder? Reducing the amount could help if there are too many.
Are all of your songs tagged correctly? How is your album art managed? All or none of these things could be rellevant.
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yes stored on sd card.i have about 20 songs in one folder with no art
Can anyone suggest any software to me that can sync music to my device (or to my memory card plugged into USB), but that will also convert the file formats aswell?
Reason I ask is some of my media is FLAC (lossless, but huge) format which I don't think my HTC would play, and even if it did, they are far too big to be putting on it - unless I can get hold of a 200Gb Micro-SD Card!
Also, some of the MP3's I have are 320Kbps, but when playing them on my phone through the stereo in the car, you can't tell the difference in quality from a 160kpbs file - so I'd rather save space on the SD card if possible.
I started using Winamp Android Wi-fi Sync which I liked, but doesn't convert.
Any ideas?
For converting I use http://www.formatoz.com/ it works with a lot of formats, is just good
I recently added all my music (roughly 90GB of music) to a Sandisk 128 GB Class 10 microSD. I put this microSD into my phone and my music players were unable to locate all the music. I don't know how, but at one point, all my music was finally scrollable. After some tinkering with the ".nomedia" file, all my album artwork showed up in my gallery. I've since then installed QuickPic to deal with that annoyance. However, I have been unable to look at all my music again. The majority of my music are in one big folder with no name, or in Shuttle, every song in it is called "null - null". How can I restore my phone's ability to view my entire library of music?
I've yet to try deleting everything off the card, and then retransferring, but that's a real pain in the butt and I would rather do that as a final option (though I don't know if that would even help).
I have tried deleting my music players' data and uninstalling/reinstalling and restarting my phone and unmounting/mounting my SD card, but still no luck.
Oh, and I am rooted on QF6 Hybrid Nougat ROM.
Sounds like the files are corrupt. To test this plug your phone into your pc and try playing the music with a media player on your pc. If the music plays, then it is not corrupt.
I had a similar issue a while back and it was because my music didn't transfer correctly and some of it wouldn't play.