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Freeware program for re-ordering directory structure? Ok, here's the deal...... I'm using a USB stick to store & play music through my car deck, and everything works fine except that the deck reads usb files/folders in the order they are written to the stick... works great until you add new music, and then the folders are out of alphabetical order.... If I wanted to waste a ton of time, I could just delete all of my USB files (currently 10G+) and re-write all of the files every time I add more music, or there are apparently programs (like something called drivesort) which re-order the directory tree to alphabetical. (much better.... ;) ). Does anybody have experience with this process, and/or have any suggestions as to best software to use? Thanks in advance. Edit: Heh... well so much for being patient.... I jumped right in and ran DriveSort (Anerty's Lair - DriveSort ) with what appears to have been success. Hopefully there aren't any nasties which snuck past the AV....... ;) |
your Deck is reading by date then? isn't there a setting for that . I am not saying that there is since I am still from the CD and cassette era hehe |
Nope, it's apparently not by date, best I can figure, it's by the physical location of the file/folder on the media . This program seems to address the issue, although I'm not sure if it's actually re-sorting the physical media, or just adjusting the directory tree. |
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