Re: Combining two directories into one?

"R.L. Horn via rockbox" <[email protected]> Thu, 7 Apr 2016 21:40:40 -0500 (CDT)
Newsgroups gmane.comp.systems.archos.rockbox.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On Thu, 7 Apr 2016, santiago102.myway wrote:

> Just re-posting in the hope that someone can help.

> I have been using my Sansa Clip+ for some time (more than three years) 
> with no problems.  Previously the database had some 650 tracks, 420 on 
> the player and 230 on the 32GB microSDHC (these are larger tracks).

> I...have re-initialised the database.  It found 680 files -  what I 
> expected.  But when I go to Resume Playback, I see that the total file 
> number is only 420.

Resume Playback returns you to the last playlist.  New tracks aren't added 
automatically.

> If I go to Files and open a file on my 32GB drive, then  I can play all 
> the files on this drive - the remaining 260 - randomly.

That's the way it's supposed to work.  Each directory comprises a separate 
playlist.  Once a dynamic playlist is initialized by starting playback in 
a given directory, it's up to you to add other playlists (including 
directories) to it if that's what you want.

So, you might start the ball rolling by playing something on internal 
storage.  Then, long press <microSD1> (or whatever the SD mountpoint is 
called), select Current Playlist, and select one of the insert or queue 
options.

I presume you could accomplish the same thing via the database (maybe just 
something like "play all tracks").  I've never actually used the database 
as Rockbox doesn't require it and neither do I.

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