Going forward, I’d just run every album through mp3tag upon arrival. If that works, then run all the others through the same process. The database will refresh when you unplug, which will take a while, but it’s probably worth trying with one album first. I like to change the copy of the album on my computer, delete the one on the Sansa and send a copy of the fixed one over, but you can fix the one on the unit if you prefer. Mp3tag will show you what version the existing tags are, if you’re curious. Highlight all the files and (under Files) just Save them, which will convert them to ID3v2.3 ISO-8859-1. Open a problem album with right-click and mp3tag. The ISO is how Windows displays the alphabet, as opposed to UTF on Apples. Under Tools set its Write to ID3v2.3 ISO-8859-1. When you install it allow itself to be added to context menus. The file to download is mp3tagv(version number)setup.exe
If you don’t have popups blocked, you may see some junkware download buttons all around the real mp3tag program. You can change your tag formats in bulk with mp3tag, a free program. Sansas can only handle ID3v2.2 and ID3v2.3. There are some tag formats it doesn’t read, so depending on the ID3 tag format you could have some files that turn up blank. I don’t (and won’t) have a Clip Jam, so there may be other quirks as well.īut all Sansa firmware gets information like Artist from the ID3 tags within the mp3 files. Beyond 2000 it will stop showing the files. There is a separate forum for the Jam and you should ask there.Īpparently there is a 2000-file limit for the internal memory and the external card.
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