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It is amazing to me that it requires a trip to the terminal to make the media player do something so basic and essential for use.
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It is amazing to me that it requires a trip to the terminal to make the media player do something so basic and essential for use.
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2010-02-15
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2010-02-15
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I have manually reorganised my mp3-collection (on the microSD card) by connecting the N900 to my Ubuntu netbook and by renaming directories (=albums) and by copying songs to other directories and by changing ID-tag entries using EasyTag.
The Maemo media player does not recognise these changes and still displays the old stuff.
I can't find some update date button (as on my perfect E71 under Symbian) so I wonder whether there is a manual way of updating the media player's data base.
Any idea?
What is the file name of the media player's data base?
Is it an sqlite data base that I could change by sql commands?
Cheers and thanks for your help.
Paul