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Never went for this. Sadly I have a problem with most of the mp3-playing apps too. Because of their overly "clever" design. I want to view my tracs as they are
by aluhut 11y ago
Never went for this. Sadly I have a problem with most of the mp3-playing apps too. Because of their overly "clever" design.
I want to view my tracs as they are in my folder. The only app I've found that can manage this is "Folder Player" but I have the feeling it's huge.
- soylentcola 11y agoWhat do you mean? Like filenames versus id3 tags/metadata? I thought most media player apps could play songs from within a folder and it was only the more "clever" ones that tried making everything about syncing and playlists. That's one reason I never really took to iTunes. I just keep my music on my computer (and occasionally on my phone) in folders with the structure Music\Artist\Album\(tracks). Then when I want to play something, I can either sort albums or artists or I can just point it at the folder I want it to read so it only shows what's in that folder (good for folders that I might make with various tracks from multiple albums). Basically I'm a throwback and I just want everything to be Winamp I think.
- aluhut 11y agoYes, this was what I meant. Sure they can play files from within a folder. In a sense that you browse to that folder somehow, click it and it will be opened by one. But browsing folders from the music app and using/adding that folder for the playlist is rare. I feel with you. It Really Whips the Llama's Ass.