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brunetto - 24 Jul 2008 00:31 GMT
I currently have about 2500 music files in two folders. Recently, each file
has somehow had a 2 digit number appended to it. For instance, Goodbye Yellow
Brick Road.mp3 has mysteriously been renamed 01Goodbye Yellow Brick Road.mp3.
That number makes it impossible to sort the songs by name. Any ideas as to
where these numbers came from and how do I get rid of them. I use Windows
Media Player 11. My system is a Dell Dimension 4700C and the os is Windows XP
Pro sp2.
Thank You
orange - 25 Jul 2008 00:20 GMT
>I currently have about 2500 music files in two folders. Recently, each file
> has somehow had a 2 digit number appended to it. For instance, Goodbye
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> Pro sp2.
> Thank You

Have you recently installed some music programme ? If so what ?

Cheers,
Jerry
Pete - 29 Jul 2008 02:06 GMT
If you are using only Windows Media Player, suggest you check your file
naming options in that player.  In WMP 11, go to Tools/Options/Rip Music,
click the file name button and file name options will appear - make sure
that the "track number" box is unticked.
To apply those settings to all your music files, go to Options/Library and
tick the box "Rename music files using rip music settings"
Also you will see just above that "Update library by monitoring folders".
Make sure that the box "Delete files from computer when deleted from library
is NOT ticked.
Click "Monitor Folders" button and ensure that the correct folder where your
files are is shown, then click OK.
Hope this helps.

>>I currently have about 2500 music files in two folders. Recently, each
>>file
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> Cheers,
> Jerry
Pete - 29 Jul 2008 02:12 GMT
> If you are using only Windows Media Player, suggest you check your file
> naming options in that player.  In WMP 11, go to Tools/Options/Rip Music,
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>> Cheers,
>> Jerry

If you are using only Windows Media Player, suggest you check your file
naming options in that player.  In WMP 11, go to Tools/Options/Rip Music,
click the file name button and file name options will appear - make sure
that the "track number" box is unticked.
To apply those settings to all your music files, go to Options/Library and
tick the box "Rename music files using rip music settings"
Also you will see just above that "Update library by monitoring folders".
Make sure that the box "Delete files from computer when deleted from library
is NOT ticked.
Click "Monitor Folders" button and ensure that the correct folder where your
files are is shown, then click OK.
Hope this helps.
Pete
 
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