Sync music I HAVE TRIED TO SYNC MUSIC TO MP3, I TRIED TO ADD 3 ALBUMS AND FOR SOME REASON THEY ALL GO TO UNKNOWN ALBUM ALL MIXED-UP. HOW CAN I HAVE THE ALBUMS SYNC SEPERATELY. THANK YOU

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Arrange all ALBUMS by putting each in saperate folder

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