Looks pretty nice so far, especially since I only paid $30 for it.

A cool MP4 player?



The new and improved King of Lamers 2003!

http://us.creative.com/products/product.asp?category=213&subcategory=214&product=14331

30 GB?

If so that's very cool!



The new and improved King of Lamers 2003!

The problem I'm having with it at the moment, and to me it's a big problem, is that it will not allow me to display the music in the same way I've set up the directories. For example, I teach swing, latin, and line dancing classes. I've made three subdirectories on the unit and have called them 'swing', 'latin', and 'line' and have copied the appropriate music to each directory.

The Zen won't display it in this fashion. It relies only on ID3 tags, and a lot of my music doesn't have ID3 tags or has misinformation in the tag.




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> 30 GB?
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> If so that's very cool!
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> The new and improved King of Lamers 2003!
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Maybe you could program lists for it?



The new and improved King of Lamers 2003!

> The problem I'm having with it at the moment, and to me it's a big problem, is
> that it will not allow me to display the music in the same way I've set up the
> directories. For example, I teach swing, latin, and line dancing classes. I've
> made three subdirectories on the unit and have called them 'swing', 'latin', and
> 'line' and have copied the appropriate music to each directory.
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> The Zen won't display it in this fashion. It relies only on ID3 tags, and a lot
> of my music doesn't have ID3 tags or has misinformation in the tag.
>

Bummer - my Sansa Clip+ can play stuff via directory and it's very useful! It's only 8GB though.

You could try running mp3tag over your music collection to add ID3 tags. It's a great program once you get used to it.