Using the latest built with emCore...
"The latest built" (sic) doesn't tell us a lot at all. On some days, there may be no builds produced, on others, there may be several. Latest tells us very little, the version string, tells us exactly which build you're using.
This is visible both during boot, and from the 'System -> Rockbox Info -> Version:' menu path. The format of which will be XXXXXXX-YYMMDD where X's equal a unique hash and the rest follows a standard year/month/day format.
...I experience freezes while playing folders or playlists containing 3000+ titles
Neither of the two elements described here (folders or playlists) should be of any consequence here with regard to the amount of files listed, as you'll see shortly, that really isn't a lot of files at all compared to what we can handle.
Playlists are (soft - meaning we could allow more in theory but do not in practice) limited to well beyond 3000 tracks, the default limit is 10,000 and the upper bound is 32,000. Meaning that there's the possibility to add between 7,000 and 29,000 additional tracks to any given playlist.
There is another (again, soft) limitation on the amount of files the File Browser can display at any given time, by default this limit is 1,000 files but can be expanded to 10,000 files. This limitation is per directory, however, as opposed to in total. Meaning that, at least in theory, easy and every individual directory can include up to 10,000 files, regardless of the contents of its children (sub-directories).
It would be very helpful to:
- know precisely which Rockbox version (refer to the above text on how to locate this) we're dealing with here
- know whether or not reverting the player to its default settings fixes the issue for you
(You can backup your current configuration by going to Settings -> Manage Settings -> Save .cfg file, and reset the current configuration to default by going to Settings -> Manage Settings ->Reset Settings)
- see your user settings from your /.rockbox/config.cfg
(you can upload the file in full to a site like
datafilehost.com, or just the contents thereof (preferable) to a site such as
pastebin.com and then supply us with the url in order to review your device configuration)
[Saint]