Per the documentation: Download the "TitleInfoSearch.exe" file to update all your untitled music. Once installed, this application uses your Internet browser to access the online database to find and label all the missing titles on your CompactFlash card.

Click here for download Music Box Database Access/Title Finder for compact flash card

Hope this helps!

edit: never mind, 1stEXinCT, I just re-read your question after I posted the above (this time with the benefit of more coffee) & I now realize you're already probably aware of the download & so this probably doesn't answer your actual question.

Sorry. I'm gonna leave this post up though, in case somebody else hasn't seen the download yet. Hopefully somebody else more techno-savvy can help you.

Post Title: Re: CompactFlash player (1stEXinCT)
Posted by: fraggle at 5:49 PM 3/2/2008

You could buy one just about anywhere.
I did a google and this was one website:

http://www.flash-memory-store.....html



Post Title: Re: CompactFlash player (fraggle)
Posted by: 1stEXinCT at 3:31 PM 3/3/2008

Thanks for the information.



Post Title: Re: CompactFlash player (1stEXinCT)
Posted by: chichi at 12:57 PM 3/4/2008

TIA!
David



Post Title: Re: CompactFlash player (dividedhighw)
Posted by: RBinWeHo at 1:44 PM 5/1/2008

With navigation system:
Folder levels: 8, Folders: 255 (including root folder), Files: 512 (Max. 255 files for one folder)
Without navigation system:
Folder levels: 8, Folders and files: 999 (Max. 255 files for one folder)

I try to put more, but only the first 512 titles will be displayed. Those 512 MP3 files use around 3.8 GB.




Post Title: Re: CompactFlash player (rla)
Posted by: dividedhighw at 8:49 PM 5/12/2008

BTW, if it took 3.8 GB to store 512 files, your songs must be quite long or encoded at a very high rate (or both). On my 2 GB card, I have 496 files (with about 2 MB free).

Modified by dividedhighw at 2:48 PM 6/10/2008



Post Title: Re: CompactFlash player (rla)
Posted by: inteller at 12:55 PM 6/5/2008

I find that 64 kbps is just on the ragged edge of acceptable.

Based on songs 3 to 5 minutes long, and a total files limit of 512 on CF, that maximum would likely be reached using a 2 GB card with 128 kbps encoding (or even 192 kbps vbr, as you suggested).

Where I'm located, 2 GB CF cards retail for $20 (at electronic discounters like factorydirect.ca), so that's a pretty reasonable value point.



Post Title: Re: CompactFlash player (dividedhighw)
Posted by: sluday at 10:22 PM 7/3/2008

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