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gfunkdave · 06-19-2009, 11:30 AM

Thanks for the idea...I tried this and it still does the same thing. I've backed up the media card to my computer, deleted all the *.dat files, formatted the media card, and copied music manually back to the BB in small batches. Everything works well until I get about 1430 songs on there, and then the Berry starts reporting less than 1430 songs. Sometimes 1430, 1411, 800,etc.

I've also noticed that some songs seem to "disappear". I mentioned this in the Media Center sync sticky thread, but I'll repeat myself here. For example, I know I have "Rebellion" by The Arcade Fire. The other day when I went to All Songs and typed in "Arc" it didn't find it. Same for "Reb" or "fire". But when i went in to the media player and Explored my media card, I found the song file. I clicked on it and it played just fine.

Any ideas?

06-19-2009, 11:30 AM	#3
gfunkdave Thumbs Must Hurt Join Date: Jan 2006 Model: 9700 Carrier: T-mobile Posts: 87	Thanks for the idea...I tried this and it still does the same thing. I've backed up the media card to my computer, deleted all the *.dat files, formatted the media card, and copied music manually back to the BB in small batches. Everything works well until I get about 1430 songs on there, and then the Berry starts reporting less than 1430 songs. Sometimes 1430, 1411, 800,etc. I've also noticed that some songs seem to "disappear". I mentioned this in the Media Center sync sticky thread, but I'll repeat myself here. For example, I know I have "Rebellion" by The Arcade Fire. The other day when I went to All Songs and typed in "Arc" it didn't find it. Same for "Reb" or "fire". But when i went in to the media player and Explored my media card, I found the song file. I clicked on it and it played just fine. Any ideas?
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