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Gary Sievers

• 17. Juni 2024 21:12

I listen to classical music and the cd I loaded did not store the tracks in the sequence of the cd. It's important that the 2nd movement follow the 1st, etc. How do I fix the track order and Secondly how do you delete downloaded tracks?

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  Brian

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  • 18. Juni 2024 00:41
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  Hi Gary;

  Another Bluesound user here. 

  The sequence is determined by the metadata associated with the tracks, clearly the metadata is incorrect in the case you cite. Depending on where you have the tracks stored (NAS, USB, Vault) you can access them from a computer and use software to correct the error. The tag editing software varies depending on operating system and personal preferences. I'm on a Mac and use Yate which has a free trial. MP3 tagger among other apps is available for windows.

  Should you need assistance locating your files submit a support request either in BluOS or by clicking the Support link at the bottom right of this screen. That way Bluesound support can provide assistance for your specific needs.
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  Ian Shepherd

  • 18. Juni 2024 12:00

  Hi Gary

  Brian is pointing you in the right direction.

  Are you familiar with the term 'metadata' in the context of ripped CDs?

  As a new Vault user in late 2017 I didn't have a clue, and it took me a year or two to get my head around the topic and learn how to fix issues such as yours - and there were lots of them!

  Bluesound ought to be able to help, but they'll need to understand your actual level of knowledge in order to be truly helpful.

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