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iPod 5G + Database problem

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Toxikator:
Lexicon: I'd have thought so but I used Foobar and doublechecked the data against the windows tag checker.

The only reason I can figure for those tags appearing is that rockbox was autogenerating them based on the filenames... but I can't figure why.

Also even if the files where deleted if the database is loaded into RAM (as mine was) then surely there's some room for overlap?

lexicon:
check this, maybe something useful? http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/lofiversion/index.php/t38589.html


--- Quote ---The only reason I can figure for those tags appearing is that rockbox was autogenerating them based on the filenames... but I can't figure why.
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...and hence my question about not having track number tags - thus forcing rockbox to do *something*, but not what you expected?


--- Quote ---Also even if the files where deleted if the database is loaded into RAM (as mine was) then surely there's some room for overlap?

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yeah, I was wondering - does load database to RAM cause anything to persist through reboots/re-initializations?

Toxikator:

--- Quote from: lexicon on April 01, 2007, 09:17:59 AM ---
--- Quote ---The only reason I can figure for those tags appearing is that rockbox was autogenerating them based on the filenames... but I can't figure why.
--- End quote ---

...and hence my question about not having track number tags - thus forcing rockbox to do *something*, but not what you expected?


--- End quote ---

And yet I have plenty of other tracks that have no track number data embedded which are just sorted alphabetically, which is what makes this so confounding.

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