Windows 10: I would like to print a list of albums from my MP3 player

I have quite a number of individual music albums on my player and would like to have a printed list to refer to, is there a simple way to make that happen?

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Albums not appearing in album list yet songs are listed?

They are on my old Windows XP machine, but even then they still weren't displaying as albums on my phone, just as songs in the songs list.

As far as I know though they were imported by Amazon MP3 downloader into Windows Media Player.

I ripped a new CD to my Windows 8.1 Pro machine and synced my phone and it's not displaying that album in the albums list - it's just displaying the songs in the songs list - so whatever the problem was it hasn't been cured by upgrading to Windows 8.1 Pro.

This all seems like WAY too much hassle just to have a few MP3's on my phone. It's years behind iPhone on that front.

Thanks for sticking with this btw. I appreciate your help, albeit we're nowhere nearer to a solution.

NJ

 

Large mp3 collection painfully slow to open in Music Player (E72)

I know my mp3 collection is relatively large (full 16gb class 6 micro sd card) so I expect a bit of lag but im finding access to my mp3's on my E72 frustratingly slow. For example opening my list of Artists isn't so bad but accessing an individual artists
list of albums and then opening one of those albums to see the tracks is taking 10-15 seconds each at each step. This also applies when going back out from the list of tracks to the list of albums. Im happy with the music player in general but this one problem
is driving me crazy. The only way I can get access music at an acceptable rate is by creating loads of playlists of songs I listen to most regularly but obviously this defeats the point a bit. Does anyone have any suggestions to improve performance in this
respect?

 

MP3 Album art work changing

I've just spent considerable time getting mp3 files to display artwork and other track details on my Mazda. Here is what I did:

1. Rip CDs in mp3 format in iTunes and import music folders / files obtained from other sources.
2. Consolidate the music library in iTunes which generates the folder structure Artist / Album / Tracks
3. Check for missing artwork. I did a Google search for album covers and saved artwork size c. 300x300 pixels then added the album art in iTunes.
4. Use Tagscanner to check/edit the track details, artist, album art etc
5. Use MP3Tag to check the tags are v2.3. Cut the tag then paste it back to set v2.3 if incorrect.
6. Use MP3Test to quickly check and test for mp3 file errors
7. Use MP3Diags to check and correct mp3 files in detail

What program are you using to create and play MP3 files?