Hello!
I just found out that the BS5 does show some of the titels not correctly; they are shown like

1-(title)-(artist)-(album) -> thats like the file on the hdd; I don't have an idea what went wrong because I can't find any difference in comparison to the other titles which are shown correctly;

I guess that there are 20-30 titles wrong out of almost 3000

Do you have an idea how to get them shown in the correct way?

thanks elmar 

And maybe someone can tell me: Some files are to be found under the directory named after the artist and some named after the album - there is no obvious procedure how the files are sorted

no one any idea?

I have written a process down here in this forum a long time ago. Involves a bit of messing around but get results.

The key - and I assume you are running everything as a WMA file is breifly as follows:-

1. Load up Windows Media Player (10 or 11 is probably idea)

2. Edit all the tags as you see fit. There are a number of fields which are usually redundant on the WMP which Beoplayer actually uses.

3. Rescan WMP for media, then close WMP and Beoplayer. Delete all the *.IDX and *.DAT files in the C:\Documents and Settings\User\Application Data\BeoMediaDatabase directory and those in the Backup directory.

4. Re-Scan with Beoplayer.

All should be how you wish it to be. There should be more detailed instructions in my earlier BS5 threads

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Hello!

Just found out that iTunes does not change the id tags; the program itself shows the tracks in the correct order - like I have built up my library; I don't know why but those changes have not been entered into the id tags of the files; so with windows I can click right and enter titel, artist...; re-copy the files to BS5 and everything is fine; on my mac I don't have such opportunities without installing a new program;

does anyone has an idea to make iTunes save/change the id tag?

greetings elmar