Brilliant! THANK YOU!
I didn't know about this program and will get it ASAP.
It will solve a lot of the files that play in the "wrong order"!
(And I work on a PC, so no problem)
Again, thank you for all the wonderful books.
You post things that are not available in libraries in my area of
California (like the Alex Gray books!)
SCD
On Sat, 18 Jun 2016 11:26:49 GMT, lanky <lankydave@hotmail.com> wrote:
>Hi Lanky,
>
>>Love the Maigret's but am having problem with them being grouped
>>together. My MP3 player (SanDisk) makes a jumble of the doubled up
>>files.
>>I'm having to listen to them in strange order. The first half plays
>>fine showing time lapsed and time left, but then it gets to the end of
>>that first section, shows 00:00 left and still has the entire rest to
>>play, often out of order.
>>I'm listening, but it's sort of like having a Prequel section after
>>the first one.
>>Not sure if it's my SanDisk player (which has never done this before)
>>or something with your new "condensed" technique?
>>But love all your books, NOT complaining!
>>SCD
>
>Hmmm, This must be the tags again. Sorry about this !
>I've done nothing different to that I normally do, it must be that Maigret, being forrin, is
>reacting differently :)
>My best advice is to use a prog (app) which edits the tags for you. I use MP3tag (free)
>which may look complicated at first glance but is a lot more intuitive than it first
>appears.
>You have to do the work on a pc of course. First gather the offending files together in one
>folder and use "file-change directory" in MP3tag to show your files.
>Ensure the files are sorted by filename (click on the filename header bar) highlight all the
>parts of a particular book and press the "autonumbering wizard icon" towards the right of
>the icon bar, it has a small 1 2 3 diagonally on it. This puts the tracks in filename order
>in 1,2,3 sequence, and it should be ok then.
>
>lanky
>
>I'd give you a piece of my mind, but I'm on the last one
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