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Join Date: 12/19/2007 02:31:57

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2/1/2008 15:37:45
re: 10 Tips and tricks for using the Zune software (features only, no hacks or 3rd party apps unless by design)
This is nice, real nice Big Smile [:D]. I haven't noticed it before, but now I am glad that I did.

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Join Date: 1/26/2008 14:24:21

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2/26/2008 00:03:09
re: 10 Tips and tricks for using the Zune software (features only, no hacks or 3rd party apps unless by design)

help


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Join Date: 1/1/2008 01:27:57

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2/26/2008 04:57:09
re: 10 Tips and tricks for using the Zune software (features only, no hacks or 3rd party apps unless by design)
While some are mean even I have nearly forgotten explorer since I think I have used it ONCE in 5 years :-)

anywy Explorer is another word for My Computer. IE anytime you are "looking at files" in folder strutures on your computer that is a form of explorer and is basically what people mean when they say it. IE your looking at naked files not through the lens of some software (well its software but you know what I mean)

NOW Explorer is also a specific program. You have internet explorer (WWW Browser) but in this context they mean Windows Explorer.

Its a more advanced form of "My Computer" you get 2 panes one on the left with your folder tree and one on the right with the contents of whatever folder is currently selected. This view is handy when you want to move files from folder to folder. Instead of selecting copying or cutting. Navigating to other folder and pasting you can just drag and drop. It will move same drive to same drive and copy to differing drives by default.

If you click on start and goto all programs you should see an icon called Windows Explorer. You will understant the moment you see it.
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Join Date: 1/30/2008 14:17:37

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2/26/2008 16:33:39
re: 10 Tips and tricks for using the Zune software (features only, no hacks or 3rd party apps unless by design)
I had no idea about the playcount one.  Thanks!  This software is like a new toy and I've had it for months.
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Join Date: 1/30/2008 18:06:02

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2/27/2008 22:46:11
re: 10 Tips and tricks for using the Zune software (features only, no hacks or 3rd party apps unless by design)
I use a program called MP3Tag to edit the track info.  It's corrected all my track number issues.

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Join Date: 1/6/2008 02:51:04

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2/28/2008 21:59:06
re: 10 Tips and tricks for using the Zune software (features only, no hacks or 3rd party apps unless by design)
Can anyone help me change the format of my videos w/o having to download any program off the internet?
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Join Date: 11/14/2007 04:48:15

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3/1/2008 08:52:42
re: 10 Tips and tricks for using the Zune software (features only, no hacks or 3rd party apps unless by design)
umm no I dont think you can get around that one... sorry...
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Join Date: 11/18/2007 13:12:00

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3/1/2008 21:07:42
re: 10 Tips and tricks for using the Zune software (features only, no hacks or 3rd party apps unless by design)
It's a hassle but there is a way to get all the repeats off the zune. delete all the ones that you have repeats of, close the zune software, unplug the zune, and plug it back in. keep deleting and unplugging until you get all the copies off the zune.
As for keeping them off, I have no clue, I have a few songs that do the same thing too, and as yet have found no way to keep them from re-syncing even if they are set NOT to.
Hopefully MS will fix this with the next software upgrade ( hint, hint)
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Join Date: 3/6/2008 19:24:24

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3/6/2008 21:34:22
re: 10 Tips and tricks for using the Zune software (features only, no hacks or 3rd party apps unless by design)
You pretty much rock.

-Limited edition Red 30gb (because I don't have anything else to brag about). Awesome, eh?

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Join Date: 1/3/2008 00:59:10

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3/6/2008 21:44:16
re: 10 Tips and tricks for using the Zune software (features only, no hacks or 3rd party apps unless by design)
this helps a bit

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Join Date: 12/23/2007 16:35:43

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3/8/2008 18:52:06
re: 10 Tips and tricks for using the Zune software (features only, no hacks or 3rd party apps unless by design)
 BOOTS 1111 wrote:

For another thing (and I hate to say it, because I love my Zune for what it does), I don't know if it's me, or is this thing a bit PRIMITIVE?  I don't understand why it wasn't made so that I can get the same features and abilities as I have with the Zune program on my PC.  I want to be able to edit, delete, and FIND things, without scrolling all over the world.  It doesn't even "wrap":  If I am looking for a song (or artist) with a Z, I can't just go backwards from A; I have to scroll all the way to the Zs.  Then, if I need to go back (let's say, to shuffle the songs), I have to go all the way back up to A...I mean, I have almost 5000 songs in there at this point, and finding something can take a bit of time.  When I'm in the PC program, you can search, you can edit, you can delete...my Zune has some songs duplicated on it, and in fact, some things I have deleted from, or edited in, my PC, never make it to the Zune...despite multiple sync efforts. 

Instead of scrolling by gliding your finger, manually press the button up or down and it will "wrap".


Shut up voices, or I'll poke you with a Q-tip again. I am Sofa King We Todd Did!

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Join Date: 12/23/2007 16:35:43

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3/8/2008 19:09:37
re: 10 Tips and tricks for using the Zune software (features only, no hacks or 3rd party apps unless by design)

 Alexxhondro wrote:
Okay. I have a few complaints and a few questions.


first my questions.

with an MP4 video, can I edit the details of the file so that it will come up in categories like "music video" or "movie" on my zune?

and if so is it the same way as the other files, or do I have to do something different?


also, my sync is suddenly not working.

I took my zune and the cable over to a friend's house so I could charge it there. He has a Mac.
I plugged it in the Mac and it charged, but then I unplugged it without "ejecting" or safely removing it.

now when I plug my Zune back in, it doesn't come up on the Zune Program. Sad [:(]

also, it dosen't make the normal noise it's suposed to when something gets plugged it, it makes a more unhappy windows sound, as if theres something wrong with it.

could I have damaged the zune by not safely removing it from the mac?


that it all. someone please help.


Do a Google search for zMeta.  It's a nice meta tag editor used just for zune videos.  Not sure the current version but the one I'm using it's kindof wierd how you make it a movie, music video, etc...   After editing all the info, in the left hand window select the the catagory, not the actual video you are editing.  Now you are in the catagory window in the right window.  From here you can tell it what kind of video it is.  (Might be different in other versions mine is zMeta(2.5.2030))  I know this is a 3rd party software and it would be nice if the native Zune software would allow you to be able to do this, but I do like zMeta because you don't have to install it, it is just an .exe file, you just run it.  (But then again others would rather install it so they have shortcuts everywhere so they can find it)

As to damaging, no...   this won't hurt it.  This is not an iPod,  you don't have to eject it to disconnect it.  You can disconnect when ever you want and it will not hurt a thing.  When you first connected your device, did it show it was connecting in the taskbar by the clock in windows?   When it did, did it say something about it would be faster if you connected it to a USB 2.0 port?  If so I would say this is your connection problem.  It was mine


Shut up voices, or I'll poke you with a Q-tip again. I am Sofa King We Todd Did!

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