mp3 player

[j.natowitz-KealBaEQdz4 at public.gmane.org (Jerry Natowitz)]

Another possibility is that your MP3 files don't have ID3 tags within 
them.  There are a number of tools that can add ID3 tags to MP3 files. 
I had an older Sansa that required ID3 tages in files.  A couple of 
other suggestions:

1) Create a MUSIC directory, if nothing similar exists.

2) Create a directory structure for the artist and then the album, and 
locate the MP3 files within.

3) Make sure the filenames of the MP3 files begins with two digits for 
the track number.  For instance:
MUSIC/Dire Straits/Brothers In Arms/06 Ride Across The River.mp3

	Jerry Natowitz
	j.natowitz (at) rcn.com
	Owner of Unix port 1572 (chip-lm), as found by Google
	and returned to the IANA 2009/12/15


Laura Conrad wrote:
>>>>>> "James" == James Kramer <kramerjm-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w at public.gmane.org> writes:
> 
>     James> I recently purchased a mp3 player.  It plugs directly into
>     James> the usb port on the computer.  The player does not recognize
>     James> mp3 files that I load into the directory.  It recognizes all
>     James> the preloaded mp3 files but does not even list the mp3 files
>     James> that I load.
> 
> Have you looked to see if there's a "rebuild database" option?  
> 
>