My D2 stopped showing song titles on mp3 files in the main memory. No problem displaying file names on the D2 ext card. I tried re-installing the D2 software, but when I added some music files to the main memory - same problem, audio files will play but there are no titles. Weird, huh?

You probably need to convert the songs to mp3 format to play on your phone. What model phone and what music format are the songs (what are the last 3 letters of the song name, the file extension?)

Any type of digital file can be loaded to memory cards. Any type of audio, video, text or program.
If your mp3 files are not on the card, you are not transfering them properly. Use cut/paste or send to do this. The card should show up in your "My
Computer" drive list. If not, your reader is not seeing it and cant write to it. Win98 must have drivers loaded to see pen drives or memory cards.

rename the file types as follows (artist name - song title.mp3) example (Lit - Miserable.mp3)

otherwise you must edit the song info in each indivicual song from your computer and add the artist name by right-clicking the file and selecting properties........thanks and pls rate this post

Play music files - LG enV: At the main screen, press OK to select Menu. Select Get It Now, then press OK. Select Music & Tones, then press OK. Select My Music, then press OK. Select Songs, then press OK. Select the desired song, then press OK to select Play.

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those files are hidden files.....in your pc just Go to my computer ->tools ->folder option ->view->show hidden folders ....displays hidden files .....still cant find any files ...check memory status of the external card.....format it ......download songs to it....

Whether you are hooking up your device through a USB cable or removable memory (SD card/Flash drive) the PS3 should recognize and play the titles. Here are a few steps to help you along.

1. Hook up device to your PS3

2. Select PS3 media icon where files files should be located

3. Press triangle button on controller

4. Sub menu will show up on side of screen

5. Select the 'display all' option

6. Files should now be accessable/loadable/playable

Playing files directly from the Mp3 player or loading them on the hard drive are both do-able and both methods should work.

You'll have to reset the internal memory and reload your songs

Free up some memory for the system to work - the player requires 20 - 30 megs of memory to store info (ie indexes files). You are pushing the limit to the edge, if you want to add more music use the external memory card feature but don't exceed the song and folder limit for your firmware limit.
I have the RD2317 1G internal + 1G external - 500 songs; I thought to add a 2G but why; it would hit the song limit of 520.
Warning record feature does not work on cards over 512M consistently - crashes the player - most likely power consumption issue with external card.

I assume this is in a PC? Simply right click each title whilst in the PC and click on 'Rename' Or click file/save as/and give the file a name This incidently will leave an un-named copy on the computer

The funny~.mp3 names are usually because the title field is not filled in in the mp3 property tags, so it uses the DOS version of the filename for the title. Under windows, right click the song and select properties->summary->advanced, and make sure that the title field under "description" has what you want in it. I don't think even the makers of Ilo know how it organizes the files.