This worked like a champ for my purposes of needing to browse through
the music folder. PM me your address and I'll send you a bottle of
wine or something!
Thank you SO much. You literally saved me from selling all my SB stuff
and going to Sonos.
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fortitude.five
fortitude.five;616362 Wrote:
If I go into music/lossless/random artist, all tracks have 01, 02, 03
etc before them and sort correctly.
But, I also have many artists and albums that do not have the numbers
in the track name. On these albums, when listening through the music
folder, SBS
First off, thanks a ton for sticking with me on this. My music is
actually super organized by music/lossless, music/24bit, music/lossy so
I'm good to go there.
I've isolated it down to one major problem that is giving me a real run
for my money and I'm hoping that it can be resolved.
If I
Yes, I almost always browse to my music folder with SBS and do not use
artist, album, etc. The reason for this is that I like to go in and
either select lossless or 24bit albums to listen to, but I also like to
have access to my mp3 albums that I have only in lossy format if I want
to listen to
No, it's actually pretty easy to do what you want. However it sounds
like your file organization is a mess, and you probably need to
rearrange things to get them to work the way you want with SBS. For the
most part SBS doesn't care about your file/folder structure, but if you
insist on using
Thanks for the response, Aubuti. The reason that I want to point to
iTunes is because of the better organization/tagging. I have lots of
music that is ripped with DB Poweramp or downloaded from online web
stores that will be ordered correctly in iTunes, but not when sitting
in a Windows
Not sure I can help you here. If your tags are correct then they should
appear fine whether they are in iTunes or viewed in SBS without iTunes
integration. Note that SBS does not use the filenames for browsing by
albums, artists, genres, years, etc. The only time SBS uses the file
and folder
I think you did help. So if I browse to the area that I have designated
in SB as music folder then the titles are used instead of tags? All
of my lossless, mp3, and 24bit subdirectories are under my main
music folder. How do I keep the ability to search in my bitrate
folders while maintaining
even more clarity on my main problem. Tracks won't stay in order unless
I put 01, 02, etc in the beginning of the title when they are in my
windows folders. The DB poweramp tags have the right info, but the
tracks are jumbled in some cases. Got a solution? I'm sure I'm being
an idiot and just
Forget about Windows for now. How are you browsing your library with
SBS? Under My Music, are you using Albums, Artists, Genres, Years, or
Music Folder? Music Folder is the only one that cares what your
filenames are -- everything else is based on the tags in your files.
As for your different
It's not clear to me why you would want to point SBS to iTunes when you
have music files that SBS supports and iTunes doesn't. As far as I
understand it, the only thing gained with iTunes integration with SBS
is access to your iTunes playlists. Which is more important to you, your
iTunes
Anyone? Heard this is easy, just don't know how or where to find good
info. Even if someone could point me towards a thread that would be
great.
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Guys - sorry for a question that's probably been answered endless times,
but I could really use some help. A couple of questions that I've been
trying to figure out for months, and I just don't know enough.
I have my whole music library set up on a mounted storage drive. I
also have my itunes
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