by Sp8z » Thu Jul 27, 2006 11:57 am
Hello,
I had the same problem with my Creative Labs Zen Vision M mp3 player and synchronizing to Media Monkey.
Symptom, synchronization took all night long, errors in the morning, Microsoft Delayed Write failed. 2517 mp3 at 192 kbps, 14 gigs.
Below is how I arrived at the solution.
1) Changed path to mp3 storage on Zen Vision to Music\<artist>\<album>\<artist> - <title>
-didn't help
2) Filled in information on all missing tags.
-didn't help
Still synch'd slowly
3) After synch finished I would instantly re-synch and see songs being reloaded??? Wrote down a song that was slow to load. Checked out the song, it was corrupt. Re-ripped the album.
4) The re-ripped, slow-to-load tracks suddenly loaded in less than 5 seconds. Then the synch locked up on the next corrupt song.
5) Painfully eliminated all corrupt songs by synching, seeing song title, terminating synchronization, re-ripping song/album in question. Painful as sometimes "terminate" would work quickly and sometimes it didn't.
Not sure how the music became corrupt, but eliminating the corrupt files allowed the Zen to synch quickly.
Note: Playlists only appeared after final non-terminated synch. I think they are written last, so as the synchronization never finished they were 'missing'
I hope this helps you solve your synching issues.
-Sp8z
p.s. The cat looked like he was imitating a monkey...
Hello,
I had the same problem with my Creative Labs Zen Vision M mp3 player and synchronizing to Media Monkey.
Symptom, synchronization took all night long, errors in the morning, Microsoft Delayed Write failed. 2517 mp3 at 192 kbps, 14 gigs.
Below is how I arrived at the solution.
1) Changed path to mp3 storage on Zen Vision to Music\<artist>\<album>\<artist> - <title>
-didn't help
2) Filled in information on all missing tags.
-didn't help
Still synch'd slowly
3) After synch finished I would instantly re-synch and see songs being reloaded??? Wrote down a song that was slow to load. Checked out the song, it was corrupt. Re-ripped the album.
4) The re-ripped, slow-to-load tracks suddenly loaded in less than 5 seconds. Then the synch locked up on the next corrupt song.
5) Painfully eliminated all corrupt songs by synching, seeing song title, terminating synchronization, re-ripping song/album in question. Painful as sometimes "terminate" would work quickly and sometimes it didn't.
Not sure how the music became corrupt, but eliminating the corrupt files allowed the Zen to synch quickly.
Note: Playlists only appeared after final non-terminated synch. I think they are written last, so as the synchronization never finished they were 'missing'
I hope this helps you solve your synching issues.
-Sp8z
p.s. The cat looked like he was imitating a monkey...