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Nod2mybeats 
Is anyone else having trouble getting the songs to show up in the track listing order?
I don't really listen to singles often, I usually immerse myself in an album; so track listing is fairly important to me. I can't seem to get my 601 to cue the songs in order by track number, though. If I go select a song through the 'Album' tab, the tracks still show up in alphabetical order. I set the Playback order option to 'Order.' But they only show up alphabetically, and I'm sure my flacs are properly tagged so that can't be the issue either.
I've also made a single track for some albums for gapless playback but that isn't necessary for most of my albums because very few of them have songs that actually are meant to transition into one another. So for the most part, that option doesn't help either.
Any other suggestions?
Does the 601 have an "SD Card" menu like the 801? If you find look under the SD Card option for the folder where you put the album (assuming you copied 1 album per folder), the tracks are usually listed in the order in which they were copied. But this may not be numerical order, even if you put the numbers at the front.
This is one of my main gripes with the HM-801's firmware, but there is a (cumbersome) way around this: Assuming the tracks are listed in numerical order with the number at the beginning of the file, choose the first track you want to start the album from. Turn the player off then back on, then hit the top left button from the main menu to go to the "Now Playing" screen. If your playback mode is "Order", then the player should move in numerical order from that point.
I've suggested that Fang work on a fix to make sure that the SD Card menu always lists folders in alphabetical order, and tracks are listed in numerical order within those folders. At the NY meet, he told me that his programming guy is working on a new firmware update (he seemed especially interested in getting Apple lossless compatibility), and that he would consider my suggestion. But he wanted to let me know that the firmware is very difficult to upgrade, and it hasn't been an easy process.