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Anyway, I'm in the process of copying all my miscellaneous music CDs onto my PC, then my Jukebox, but I'm having trouble with the ID3 tags, in that the Jukebox software isn't recognising them. I can rip the album to WMA through Windows Media Player and it'll recognise the track name, artist, album and genre, but when I open the software to transfer it to the player, it only displays the track name, leaving all the other fields as unknown. This means that if I actually want to know what a track is, I have to fill in all the fields manually. Most annoying (even more annoying is where sometimes it recognises all fields, but on one track only - grrrr).
Any ideas? Something to do with ID3 tags? I've no idea, but I've got about 110 more albums to add to my 200 odd on the jukebox, and I'll be darned if I'm typing it all out manually.
> Champion, I shall get myself one from SR very soon.
Psst, Mojo - there's only one left of these I believe (can't check stock from home, but there was two before I bought one). £226.99 for the 30GB model and you get the cool Creative Travelsound speakers free, free I tells ya!
[URL]http://uk.special.reserve.co.uk/q_GG6216_mp3_jukebox__creat.html[/URL]
All this salt must be making me rusty.
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> Champion, I shall get myself one from SR very soon.
Oh they are pretty cool, and tough as hell, mine has taken many severe knocks that would probably render lesser plastic cased players - inoperable, (hint hint).Its also they first time ever Ive come across an appliance where the actual battery play time is longer than the quoted 14 Hrs...
stunning.