Creating folders and adding back - tracks

If the device offers the ability to create folders (like rock, folk, classical) that are selectable, create one called podcasts. If not, retitle all the podcasts so that the file names all start with a Z, and then at least they will be at the bottom of a master list when played in sequence. Doesn't help in shuffle mode though, as the podcasts will still play randomly if you can't isolate them to a separate folder.

Hey, I'm going to assume you are running Windows, so let me provide an easier solution rather than creating a password for a folder.

Instead, you can create a ZIP file which contains all the "private things" you want to store, then put a password on the zip file.

- Download WinZIP: http://www.winzip.com/downwz.htm
- Install it by double-clicking on the file you downloaded
- Next, select all the private things you want to protect, right click on them and select "Add to Winzip".
- On the dialogue that will appear, you can add a password to your zip file, and then hit create.

That's it!

The file you created is called a "zip" file, and it contains all the private files you want to store. You can drag any new file you want to add on your zip file, and it will be added inside it (after you type your password). You can also take your zip file with you wherever you want!

It's a much easier solution that creating a password for a folder.



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7zip can also do this, and it's completely free, but a bit harder to use: http://www.7-zip.org/download.html

Creating a playlist differs from device to device. If for example you have an iPod, in itunes you can use File>New Playlist. You can drag tracks to the playlist and then sync your iPod. However if you have an MP3 player which supports drag and drop files onto the device, just create a folder called Playlist1 for example and add all the songs you would like in the playlist to the folder and play it as an album on the MP3 player. Hope this helps.

Ive just had the same problem with my Kenwood KDC-W6041U
What has worked for me was to rename the tracks at the beginning of the file name i.e.
01-track
02-track

Not
track-01
track-02

• Creating playlists for Creative Zen MP3 player

1. Step 1 Turn your Creative Zen MP3 Player on and add music to its hard drive if you haven't already. Without music on your player, you won’t be able to select tracks for a playlist.
   
2. Step 2 Select "Music Library" from the Main Menu. The Main Menu should appear as the first menu when you turn your device on.
   
3. Step 3 Select "Now Playing" from the options available, then press the Options button.
   
4. Step 4 Select "Save as Playlist" from the list of options. This will save the tracks you have listed currently as a playlist that can be reloaded later.
   
5. Step 5 To play a playlist back, go to the Main Menu, select the playlist and click
   

Internet Explorer favorites are used to save links to sites that you want to visit again. Creating a list of favorites allows you to visit those sites with a single click, rather than having to type the site's URL each time you want to visit it.

• Creating Favorites
• Display Options for the Favorites Center
• Opening a Favorite
• Additional Information for Favorites

Creating Favorites

1. Open the site you want to mark as a favorite
   
2. From the toolbar, click ADD TO FAVORITES» select Add to Favorites...
   The Add a Favorite dialog box appears.
   
   
   
3. OPTIONAL: In the Name text box, type a new name
   NOTE: Favorites are listed alphabetically by the first word of the name.
   
4. OPTIONAL: To place this favorite in an existing folder, in the Create in pull-down list, select the desired folder
   OR
   To create a new folder for this favorite
   1. Click NEW FOLDER
      The Create a Folder dialog box appears.
   2. In the Folder Name text box, type a name for the new folder
   3. To create this folder within another folder, in the Create in pull-down list, select the desired folder
   4. Click CREATE
      
5. Click ADD
   The site is saved in the Favorites Center list.
   

Are you creating playlists with Musicmatch or are you creating them directly on the DJ?

Let's say you have a playlist on your DJ and want to add a track to it. First, play the playlist. While it is playing, go to Music Library, find the track you want to add, select it with the thumbwheel, one of your choices in the menu that comes up is "Add to Selected". Select "Add to Selected". Now when the DJ reverts back to the screen showing the track being played. Hit the thumbwheel twice. A menu comes up. Select "Save as Playlist". Name it. Then delete your previous version of the playlist. Your new version will include the track (or tracks) you added.
Okay, that answered your specific question, but let me tell you it is much easier to build and organize, and yes, edit and/or add to your playlists from musicmatch.
After loading musicmatch, up near the top is a button called playlists. On its menu, select Playlist Manager. The window that opens has buttons that will let you create new playlists or modify old ones. You can dock your dj and edit the playlists on it from here or build playlists and then Send them to Portable Device (your DJ) Fairly easy.

Hi,
Click on the following link to create & transfer music to your mp3 player. I assume that you have the tracks in your PC hard drive (My Music folder). If not if you have them in a CD, go ahed and insert it on to the PC and then Rip the music using Windows Media Player.
Sansa e200 - creating & transferring playlists 
Let me know if you need further assistance!

Hello,

Creating Channels is very easy, just click on AdSense Setup->Channels then click on "Add new custom channels".

To track the channels in the reports just click on Reports->Advanced Reports and the select the "Channel data" instead of the "Aggregate data" and choose the channel you want.

Thats probably the best idea to erase everything and start anew. You can format the device in My Computer>Device Name (e250)>Right Click on it and select Format. This will erase everything on your device. If you are getting Bad Track from just a few songs, just delete them as they may be corrupt. Also, you need to keep some free space on the device to create the database. Keep at least 6MB free for every GB. Best of Luck.