Title tracks I can`t change the file name on my samsung yp-u2 and it comes up on the mp3 as track 23.cda and i want it to come up with the name of the track and artist does anyone know how to change it?

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You have to transfer it back to your pc then rename it, then delete song from mp3 player and copy over new named mp3 or cda. .cda is a clean track from a cd, you may have to convert it to mp3, if not neccassary, just rename track 23.cda as whatever you want as long as .cda remains, but this hs to be done on your pc first.

Posted on Jan 08, 2007

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