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Offline Dencity

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Song Title
« on: August 01, 2006, 09:01:18 PM »
Well when I play a song the player shows the full name of the song, artist, ect.. but when I goto "View Playlist" to pick a song to play all of the songs names are around 4 letters and shortened. This makes finding songs to play annoying. Sorry if this has been talked about before but I couldnt find it. Any help?
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Offline Llorean

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Re: Song Title
« Reply #1 on: August 02, 2006, 01:11:10 AM »
Blame iTunes.

It's really not something that anything can be done about. When you view the playlist, you view the actual playlist. You see the filenames of every song in it. Since iTunes gave them all weird names, that's what you see.

The easiest solution is to actually organize and store your music by filetree either copying over by hand or any other method that doesn't rename the files to random letters. You can still use tagcache, and your playlists will actually be human readable.
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