Rex Block
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Hi I am having some tag problems and a wondering if they are traceable back to usrlocal_media.db. Here is the sequence:
1. load music files onto 128GB SD card (SD card in SD slot)
2. find bad tags in X3
3. correct tags on host computer (Mac); confirmed correct using mp3tag (under Win 10 and Parallels)
4. remove all music files on SD card (rm -rf /Volumes/x3-128/Music -- see below)
5. put empty SD card in X3 and refresh X3 library to clear it out
6. reinsert empty SD card in Mac, reload SD card with updated music files that have correct tags
7. reinsert populated SD card in X3, refresh X3 library.
8. bad tags are still there.
So where are the bad tags coming from?
I've seen reference to usrlocal_media.db but it was not on the SD card, and it should not have survived an rm -rf. The root directory is shown below.
Questions -
I don't understand how the X3 can see the old tags if the media library has been refreshed and the tag data has been removed from the mp3 file... unless there is some persistent storage.
Particulars
Device: X3 2nd gen 1.4 Firmware
Host OS: OS X Yosemite 10.10.5 w/ Parallels and Win 10 in a VM
Tools: The awesome mp3tag program; VLC; iTunes.
SD Card: 128 GB ExFAT (Diskutil says NTFS) labelled x3-128
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1. load music files onto 128GB SD card (SD card in SD slot)
2. find bad tags in X3
3. correct tags on host computer (Mac); confirmed correct using mp3tag (under Win 10 and Parallels)
4. remove all music files on SD card (rm -rf /Volumes/x3-128/Music -- see below)
5. put empty SD card in X3 and refresh X3 library to clear it out
6. reinsert empty SD card in Mac, reload SD card with updated music files that have correct tags
7. reinsert populated SD card in X3, refresh X3 library.
8. bad tags are still there.
So where are the bad tags coming from?
I've seen reference to usrlocal_media.db but it was not on the SD card, and it should not have survived an rm -rf. The root directory is shown below.
Questions -
- is the DB file in one of the other directories? Those other dirs are standard Mac directories.
- is there on-board memory I can access? I've seen references to that, but when connecting the X3 device to the Mac, none of the procedural steps have yielded anything on the x3 other than the SD card.
- does usrlocal_media.db contain persistent information about files it has seen before, but then might be deleted from the SD card?
- should I try a factory reset? would really not want to pick through all the settings again
I don't understand how the X3 can see the old tags if the media library has been refreshed and the tag data has been removed from the mp3 file... unless there is some persistent storage.
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drwxrwxrwx@ 1 rexb 131072 Jan 16 17:50 .Trashes
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-rwxrwxrwx 1 rexb 4096 Jan 16 17:50 ._.Trashes
drwxrwxrwx 1 rexb 131072 Mar 24 13:05 .fseventsd
drwxrwxrwx 1 rexb 131072 Aug 28 2015 Music
drwxrwxrwx 1 rexb 131072 Jan 30 10:05 playlists
Particulars
Device: X3 2nd gen 1.4 Firmware
Host OS: OS X Yosemite 10.10.5 w/ Parallels and Win 10 in a VM
Tools: The awesome mp3tag program; VLC; iTunes.
SD Card: 128 GB ExFAT (Diskutil says NTFS) labelled x3-128
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