Nokia 6230 mp3 player

"Romulus Marius Mare" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>
>> I haven't got any subfolders on my memory card. just all the tracks
>> together. Did you create the play lists via the NAM? I have, and you
>> can't
>> 'see' any sub folders on the phone. You just access them via selecting
>> the
>> play list you want.
>>
>> So.... I have two play lists. If I select 'All Tracks' - All the tracks
>> from
>> both play lists are displayed on the music player. Is this what you mean?
>>
>>
>> Matthew
>
> Yes, thanks. I've used NAM. However my tracks on MMC are into subfolders
> not in the root folder of MMC, so in "All tracks" I cannot see the ones in
> subfolders only the files in root (topmost folder of MMC). If I place all
> files in root - which I do not want to because I want to place each album
> in its own folder - "All tracks" displays all files.
>
> I want to organize files on my card like this:
>
> \ (no files)
> Santana (smooth.mp3, maria.mp3, blackmagicwoman.mp3)
> Vivaldi (forseasons.mp3, concerto.mp3)
> Keith Jarrett (koln.mp3, paris.mp3, vienna.mp3, melody.mp3)
>
> where Santana, Vivaldi and Keith Jarrett are folders on MMC card.
>
> and three playlists, one for each folder. Santana.m3u, Vivaldi.m3u, Keith
> Jarrett.m3u.
>
> Also when I select "All tracks" playlists I would like to see all mp3
> above, which is not happening.

NAM is pretty restrictive on playlists, but if you really want to make
playlists easily in subfolders, etc, and at the risk of a self-plug, take a
look at the new MobiMB (my site below). You can put playlists anywhere, and
drag & drop music files into a playlist from anywhere on the phone or MMC.

Let me know what you think of the new playlist support. The 6230 seems to
act a bit bizarrely in this respect, but hopefully the new MobiMB will make
some sense of it all!

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> <patronise mode=OFF>
>
> Thanks for the tip.
>
> It's v3.14 [the first version].

Sorry...

Hmmm. Mine is 3.15. Should this be the problem? They restricted the search
into the subfolders to quicken the start of the Music Player?

"Romulus Marius Mare" <[email protected]> wrote in
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> Hmmm. Mine is 3.15. Should this be the problem? They restricted the
> search into the subfolders to quicken the start of the Music Player?
>
>

Maybe you're right: the phone only scans the sub-directories when a
playlist is invoked [v3.15], rather than when the Music Player is first
started [v3.14]. Seems a better idea, although this could be pure
speculation and coincidence, given that these are early firmware versions.



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>
> NAM is pretty restrictive on playlists, but if you really want to make
> playlists easily in subfolders, etc, and at the risk of a self-plug, take
> a look at the new MobiMB (my site below). You can put playlists anywhere,
> and drag & drop music files into a playlist from anywhere on the phone or
> MMC.
>
> Let me know what you think of the new playlist support. The 6230 seems to
> act a bit bizarrely in this respect, but hopefully the new MobiMB will
> make some sense of it all!

My problem was not with editing of playlists, but about how the phone
firmware is interpreting and working with them. MobiMB has nothing to do
with it, and if you would have took a bit of time to read, you would have
noticed it.

MobiMB is a great piece of software, but please pay attention to the
thread's subject before posting.

"Romulus Marius Mare" <[email protected]> wrote in
news:[email protected]:


> My problem was not with editing of playlists, but about how the phone
> firmware is interpreting and working with them. MobiMB has nothing to
> do with it, and if you would have took a bit of time to read, you
> would have noticed it.
>
> MobiMB is a great piece of software, but please pay attention to the
> thread's subject before posting.
>
>
>

May I add the sound of a slapped wrist?

<SLAPPED WRIST>

Thank you.

I suggest that you contact the OEM to let them know of your disapproval
regarding the half-arsed playlist functions of this phone, rather than
vent your frustrations to Mr Bradley. He was trying to help.




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"Romulus Marius Mare" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>
> >
> > NAM is pretty restrictive on playlists, but if you really want to make
> > playlists easily in subfolders, etc, and at the risk of a self-plug,
take
> > a look at the new MobiMB (my site below). You can put playlists
anywhere,
> > and drag & drop music files into a playlist from anywhere on the phone
or
> > MMC.
> >
> > Let me know what you think of the new playlist support. The 6230 seems
to
> > act a bit bizarrely in this respect, but hopefully the new MobiMB will
> > make some sense of it all!
>
> My problem was not with editing of playlists, but about how the phone
> firmware is interpreting and working with them. MobiMB has nothing to do
> with it, and if you would have took a bit of time to read, you would have
> noticed it.
>
> MobiMB is a great piece of software, but please pay attention to the
> thread's subject before posting.
>
>

Mr Bradley (the author of MobiMB) tries to help you and all you do is
complain.
Please don't complain when, next time you ask a question, no one answers
you.
As far as I'm concerned (as a software author myself) you don't deserve any
help.

John..

> Mr Bradley (the author of MobiMB) tries to help you and all you do is
> complain.
> Please don't complain when, next time you ask a question, no one answers
> you.
> As far as I'm concerned (as a software author myself) you don't deserve
> any
> help.

Thanks. I am a software author myself. Does this means I answer questions
about other subjects explaining that my software can solve other problems? I
was higly appreciating Mr. Bradley's support, and I love his products, but
my problem was not with playlist editing. Is this hard to grasp?