EndoMachine

So how did you fix it, i got thousands of music files and the thought of
taking them all out of their folders and putting them into one folder fills
me with dread.

"Tom" wrote:

> Yes, it works this way.
> But media player should search sub folders automatically. Copying all the
> mp3 files into one single folder is not so convenience when you want to find
> them in "my computer".
> I really think this should be a bug for Vista's media player as I had no
> problem with XP's media player 11.
> By the way, even with one single folder, the indexing speed of vista's media
> player is so slow.
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> "Rasma" <Rasma@discussions.microsoft.com> 写入消息
> news:A005373D-0F3D-4F5F-A57F-6535A511BFAB@microsoft.com...
> >I had the same problem, all my music was in individual folders. I put them
> > into the music folder by themselves (no sub folders) and then selected
> > them
> > all and dragged it into my library in Windows Media Player. All my music
> > shows up in media center too.
> >
> > "Tom" wrote:
> >
> >> I have 3000 songs on my harddrive. The media library in windows xp sp2
> >> index
> >> all those mp3 files automatically for me after I put in the monitoring
> >> path
> >> in the setting menu. But the media library doesn't index my songs even I
> >> have put in the correct monitoring path. It works fine with less
> >> songs(e.g.
> >> 10) if i copy them to a different floder. But I think media player should
> >> work for 3000 songs instead of just working with 10 songs.
> >>
> >> Does any one have the same problem as me?
> >>
> >>
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