by BigInJapan » Mon Feb 25, 2013 8:59 pm
I did a fresh test on this. I'm on MMW 1625 and MMA 1.0.4. I cleared all of the music files from my phone, refreshed Andriod's media store, deleted the MediaMonkey folders on the phone, and deleted all phone related profiles in MMW.
1. Plug in via USB -> Device is detected and a single profile called MB855 is created. The summary reports the device as having 38.7 GB capacity, which is roughly my 32 GB SD card + my 8 GB internal storage - the space reserved for Android. In other words, this profile spans both of my storage locations.
2. I set this to sync one playlist that contains 4 tracks and hit sync --> All four tracks are written to my external card.
3. Unplug, launch MMA, and give it a few minutes for the media store to refresh. The playlist and tracks are correctly reported in MMA.
4. Add one track to the playlist in MMW.
5. Hit sync in MMA (leaving all default settings) --> First it syncs Internal Storage using the criteria for the profile that was created in step 1. It copies all 5 tracks, and this time writes them to internal storage. Then it syncs External Storage. A profile called Sprint MB855 - External SD Card is created in MMW, but since no tracks are selected for sync, nothing is actually copied.
At this point, 4 tracks are on my device twice, once in external and once in internal. A 5th track is in internal only. So 9 files representing 5 songs.
6. Add another song to the playlist.
7. Plug in via USB, device is recognized as MB855, hit sync --> The song I added in step 6 is written to my external card.
At this point, the original 4 tracks are in both internal in external. The 5th track is in internal only. The 6th track is in external only. All from syncing to the same profile.
When I plug in via USB, MMW doesn't see my device as separate internal and external cards. It just sees one contiguous storage space, and the folder it writes to is on the external card.
When I sync via WiFi, MMA wants me to have separate profiles for internal and external, and it's seeing the one that was created during USB sync as the internal profile.
I did a fresh test on this. I'm on MMW 1625 and MMA 1.0.4. I cleared all of the music files from my phone, refreshed Andriod's media store, deleted the MediaMonkey folders on the phone, and deleted all phone related profiles in MMW.
1. Plug in via USB -> Device is detected and a single profile called MB855 is created. The summary reports the device as having 38.7 GB capacity, which is roughly my 32 GB SD card + my 8 GB internal storage - the space reserved for Android. In other words, this profile spans both of my storage locations.
2. I set this to sync one playlist that contains 4 tracks and hit sync --> All four tracks are written to my external card.
3. Unplug, launch MMA, and give it a few minutes for the media store to refresh. The playlist and tracks are correctly reported in MMA.
4. Add one track to the playlist in MMW.
5. Hit sync in MMA (leaving all default settings) --> First it syncs Internal Storage using the criteria for the profile that was created in step 1. It copies all 5 tracks, and this time writes them to internal storage. Then it syncs External Storage. A profile called Sprint MB855 - External SD Card is created in MMW, but since no tracks are selected for sync, nothing is actually copied.
At this point, 4 tracks are on my device twice, once in external and once in internal. A 5th track is in internal only. So 9 files representing 5 songs.
6. Add another song to the playlist.
7. Plug in via USB, device is recognized as MB855, hit sync --> The song I added in step 6 is written to my external card.
At this point, the original 4 tracks are in both internal in external. The 5th track is in internal only. The 6th track is in external only. All from syncing to the same profile.
When I plug in via USB, MMW doesn't see my device as separate internal and external cards. It just sees one contiguous storage space, and the folder it writes to is on the external card.
When I sync via WiFi, MMA wants me to have separate profiles for internal and external, and it's seeing the one that was created during USB sync as the internal profile.