Several hours of testing and research online led me to using the free IrfanView image editing software to losslessly convert these jpgs into baseline within the folder structure the media library and cover art images sit in. Some heavy Googling determined this is because they were "progressive" jpgs, and the player can only read/display "baseline" encoded jpgs. Around 50% of my album art didn't appear on the player, but appears on every other digital music device I've used (iPod, Logitech Media Server, Samsung Galaxy A3). Maybe people on this thread may know of workable solutions to the "gapless" and "missing mp3" issues.?ġ.
I have very conflicted feelings about this device, as I love the look, size, weight, sound and feel of it, and it has a lovely clear display, but there are four BIG, fundamental "howevers" making me consider getting a refund (dependent on the feedback I receive from Sony on whether there are, or they are working on fixes).
I bought the NW-A35 with a 200GB MicroSD card to replace my old broken iPod Classic. It is my intention to keep the album and song data provided by the other CD ripping software that I used to copy my CDs to FLAC and use Music Center for PC to transfer the songs from my computer to my Walkman.I received the NW-A35 on 23 December and have been testing for over a week with a small number of sample albums and playlists from my 21,000+ track digital music library, stored on a Synology NAS drive, and accessed via a Windows 10 laptop. My question is if I activate this option and its three sub-options, will this change the data on my source music files on my computer's hard drive or will they remain unchanged? I am personalizing the settings for this software and I am unfamiliar with the mentioned options. (Existing information will not be overwritten.)" The three sub-options are "Song information such as Song name, Genre, and Release year," "Cover art," and "12 Tone Analysis." Under "Settings" for Acquire Song Information, at the top of the list, there is a checkbox (currently unchecked) that states "Automatically retrieve song info / Perform 12 Tone Analysis."īelow that option are three sub-options (currently dimmed due to the main option being unchecked) listed to "Automatically retrieve the following when not available. However, I use a different CD ripping program to copy my CDs and gather their song and album information. I currently listen to most of my music on the Walkman in FLAC. I have gone through the settings and there is an import setting that I am curious as to its function and its effects on my songs. I use Sony's Music Center for PC app on my Windows 10 PC to transfer music from my computer to my Sony Walkman player.
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