by thekidkid » Mon Mar 24, 2008 5:03 pm
So I've been using MM for a while now but something that has really been bothering me is every once in a while, a lot of my tracks revert back to the data that was associated with it before I changed it. I have a Yahoo music subscription and all of the tracks come labeled with artist, genre etc. The main thing I change is genre, as usually it comes labeled as something crazy, so I only have about 10 genres in my library. Every once in a while though, I notice there are about 30 genres and everything is back to the way it was before, including album names and everything.
I have a very organized library and this is very aggravating, and will probably draw me away from MM (that and the fact it has to put every single song I own on my mp3 player when I sync)
Anyway, my real question is is this a normal function? If I remember correctly, this is why I stopped using Windows Media Player, so maybe it has something to do with Yahoo? If so, any idea on what that may be? Thanks for any answers you can provide.
So I've been using MM for a while now but something that has really been bothering me is every once in a while, a lot of my tracks revert back to the data that was associated with it before I changed it. I have a Yahoo music subscription and all of the tracks come labeled with artist, genre etc. The main thing I change is genre, as usually it comes labeled as something crazy, so I only have about 10 genres in my library. Every once in a while though, I notice there are about 30 genres and everything is back to the way it was before, including album names and everything.
I have a very organized library and this is very aggravating, and will probably draw me away from MM (that and the fact it has to put every single song I own on my mp3 player when I sync)
Anyway, my real question is is this a normal function? If I remember correctly, this is why I stopped using Windows Media Player, so maybe it has something to do with Yahoo? If so, any idea on what that may be? Thanks for any answers you can provide.