Anyone in Midwest receive tracking numbers?

I live in Kansas, ordered by 2:30am local time after all the same trouble getting through as everyone else. My delivery date was Sept 19th and then went to unavailable just like everyone else. It seems like a lot of people on both coasts are getting tracking numbers. Has anyone with a "M" location number get a tracking number or card charged?

I'm in Michigan with a N location code. I ordered at 3:04 am EST, but I didn't get my confirmation email until 5:56 am EST. My email had a deliver by date of 9/19. I have no tracking status or document update since I received the original confirmation. I'm really hopeful, but I still haven't heard anything. I've talked to several reps, but they're just as clueless. I was considering switching providers after this ordeal; but from what I've heard all of the major carriers are having similar issues. I've read horror stories from AT&T customers that have waited hours and haven't even been able to get a live person on the phone. I agree with all of you this has been a terrible experience but at least I have been able to talk to real people. I even had a customer service rep that stayed on the phone with me for as long as 3 hours while my call was bounced around. My point is, it could be worse.

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Has anyone from Louisiana received tracking information?

Has anyone from Louisiana been charged or received tracking information? I preordered mine at a New Orleans area store around 8:30am.

I can almost hear the drumroll in your head waiting for that preorder tracking email kveille. If you have an order number you can verify the order at http://bit.ly/rqEisu and find out for sure when to expect your awesome new device. If the phone was ordered on 9/14, you should be receiving a confirmation this week with your tracking number. If it was between 9/15-9/19, it should be there by 10/5.
It's worth the wait. Enjoy the new iPhone!
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Is anyone else having trouble tracking their free bumper shipment?

For some reason, I am having the worst time trying to track my free bumper shipment. I got the shipment confirmation e-mail from Apple on 7/30 with an estimated delivery date of 8/6. For the first two days, I got no information when I clicked on the DHL or USPS tracking numbers. Then, on about 8/2, it finally updated to MANIFESTED on 7/30 in Millington, TN. It has since been updating about 24-48 hrs behind, and the estimated delivery date is now 8/9!
Anyway, now it looks like it's saying it left the Atlanta, GA area on 8/4. I figured I'd get it today since I live in the panhandle of FL 10 miles south of the GA border (about a 4.5 hr drive from Atlanta).
Out of curiosity, I called DHL this morning. They said it was handed over to the USPS this morning, and I should get in midweek next week! The rep didn't really seem to care when I told her that on-line it says it was a 5 hr ride away, but I had called because the on-line tracking was updating 24-48 hrs behind. So, I didn't want to start anything - I just figured I'd call the USPS! Their automated system says they have no record of the package...ok...so I dialed "0" to speak to a rep, and it told me that "our automated tracking system is up to date, so the option of speaking to a rep is not available at this time!" WHAT?!?!? The USPS tracking website is even more behind the DHL site, but at least there is a record of it there! Here's what I have:
DHL
08/04/2010 06:46:00 INTRANSIT FOREST PARK, GA
08/03/2010 14:20:00 INTRANSIT FOREST PARK, GA
07/31/2010 14:09:00 SHIPMENT PICKED UP MILLINGTON, TN
07/30/2010 00:00:00 MANIFESTED Millington, TN
USPS
Service(s): Delivery Confirmation™
Status: Arrived Shipping Partner Facility
Your item arrived at a shipping partner facility at 2:20 pm on August 03, 2010 in FOREST PARK, GA 30297. Information, if available, is updated periodically throughout the day. Please check again later.
To me, it looks like the information infers that the package was handed off to USPS on 8/3!
Anybody else with this problem? For anyone who has already received their free bumper, how long did it take after the shipping e-mail from Apple for it to arrive?
Any advice on how to actually speak to someone at the USPS?
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bdawg04 wrote:
sooo yeah, basically you're reallly impatient and are furious because there may, or may not, be a delay in your free case, even though it's still a day before the 'estimated' delivery date? hrmmmmm
I would say frustrated, not furious, but impatient, no. I ordered a case before the free case program about a month ago and THAT still hasn't shipped, lol! I already took one business trip with the phone and dropped it quite a few times (lol) and didn't even really get frustrated, but I am about to take another business trip that I leave for on Sunday, so I was beyond thrilled that my bumper was shipping early and scheduled right before I left for my next trip.
With that said, I am frustrated at the fact that I can't even track my package accurately from not only 1, but 2 entities, lol! I simply called, not because I was impatient, but because I had already been patient for the past week of beyond slow online updates and only when I had seen that it was so close to home a few days ago. So, yes, I can see how it appeared that I was impatient by calling, but at the rate things were updating on-line, I wouldn't know if there was a problem that maybe I could call their attention to until after I left for my trip.
So, again, I'm just frustrated at the disparity and even complete non-functioning (USPS telephone) of the tracking systems and was wondering if there was any way I could get in touch with a USPS rep. I wasn't frustrated at all prior to this morning. I was extatic, actually! Not even frustrated about it possibly coming late, just that nothing can definitively tell me if that is the case right now, lol!
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CD only lists as track numbers

Why do the cd's I make with an eclectic playlist show up as track numbers on other computers (and mine as well) and when i receive other people's cds they show up as track numbers also? Is there a way to make sure your song lists stay with the cd? I have had occasional cds show the original song lists.
I collect movie quotes. I title the quotes and genre them, etc, put them on a back up cd, but if i go to import them again, just comes out as track numbers....why doesn't the original info stay with them.....i realize they will not be in iTunes database when it reads them, but isn't there a backup set up to read those which are not in the iTunes system?

If these are the equivalent of 'mix tapes' (i.e. one-offs) then the Gracenote Database won't have the track information. It's never been held as part of an audio CD - an oversight when the things were first invented? Perhaps in 1982 no-one foresaw the rise of the digital era!
You could manually put in the data yourself, which not only would be remembered by iTunes in future, but you could also upload it to the Gracenote Database which would mean if anyone else got a copy of that exact mix, they could get the track names.

How to change tag track numbers en masse?

I have nearly 8,000 tracks on my iPod, many of which are for audiobooks stored as music files. In general, the tracks from these audiobooks have useful tag data, with the exception of the track number field that is stored as part of the tag data. I am trying to find a way that will enable me to renumber many tracks at once without having to do it one file at a time.
When I rip audiobook wav files to mp3 the track number data field is automatically inserted according to which track it was on the source CD. However, since many audiobooks have more than one CD, the end result is that I have more than one track that is number 1, number 2, and so on. For example, if an audiobook has 10 CDs each with 10 tracks I end up with 100 tracks in total, but instead of tracks numbered 1 through 100, I get 10 tracks with track number 1, ten with track number 2, and so forth.
This causes a problem in the way the iPod arranges tracks. My iPod puts them in the correct order when I access a book using "playlist," but if I want to access the book by "artist" or "album" it does not put them in the proper order. It orders them not by track name, but by track number. This is a problem because there are multiple files with the number "1" in the track number tag field. Whereas I need to be able to go from disc 1/track 1 to disc 1/track 2, instead the iPod goes from disc 1/track 1 to disc 2/track 1.
I could, of course, create a separate "album" for each CD in a multi-CD audiobook, but then I would have way more "albums" than I really need to have listed.
Does anyone know of a method (or an application) that I can use to renumber tracks easily and quickly? I would be ideal to find something as easy as this would be to do in an Excel spreadsheet. But to renumber them one file at a time is simply overwhelming.
Please advise.

Whereas I need to be
able to go from disc 1/track 1 to disc 1/track 2,
instead the iPod goes from disc 1/track 1 to disc
2/track 1.
Right click on any of these files and do a Get Info. Notice that there is, in fact, a Disc number field. So you can make disc numbers 1/10, 2/10 and so on.
iTunes and the iPod are both smart enough to recognize that there are disc numbers there and act correctly. So it'll start with Disc 1, play all that disc, then go to Disc 2, and so forth. It's just a matter of having correct disc number tags.
You can tag disc numbers for a whole disc at once. Simply select all the songs in a single disc (hold SHIFT or CTRL while selecting the songs), right click, Get Info, and you get the mass tag editor screen. Add the disc number info for this disc, and it'll tag that info to all those songs. Repeat for each disc.

Accidently deleted track numbers. How do i get them back without manually doing it one by one?

I was going thru my itunes to try and get it all in order.
I highlighted an album, get info, checked a few boxes, and i thought all was looking good.
Then i discovered a heap of songs did not have track numbers.
I eventually worked out that one of those few boxes i checked was the track number box.
So now i am missing quite a lot of track numbers.
Is it possible to to get them back? Or do i need to sit here for days to manually put the track nubers in?
Please give me good news because its about 20G of music missing track numbers :-(
Thankyou

MusicBrainz often isn't that successful, and then there is the problem of getting iTunes to recognize the external update.
Start with this method to restore your most recent library file that had the correct information.
Under Edit > Preferences > Advanced turn off the option to Keep iTunes media folder organized.
In the Previous iTunes Libraries folder should be a number of dated iTunes Library files. Take the most recent of these and copy it into the iTunes folder. Rename iTunes Library.itl as iTunes Library (Corrupt).itl and then rename the restored file as iTunes Library.itl. Start iTunes. iTunes should now have the correct track numbers, but the files won't be where iTunes expects to find them.
To fix this new problem use my script FindTracks.
When that is done use iTunes Folder Watch to catch up with any files that have been added or removed since the backup file was created. Any files added at this stage will probably need their track numbers fixing by hand.
You can now reenable the keep organized option.
When you get it all working make a backup!
tt2

I used the disc and track numbers, but it won't show on my iPod as separate CDs?

Hi,
I used the disc and track numbers of get info in iTunes, and I would like to have my CDs separate like if they are 3 CDs on my iPod Classic rather then having a big long list of songs, but after using the disc and track numbers, I still don't see on my iPod which one is CD1, and etc. I took a screenshot of my iTunes. How could I have my CDs separate just like the originals?
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/341/89226837.jpg/
That's the screenshot.

See Corrupt iPod classic for tips if the iPod isn't working as expected and contains media that isn't in your active library.
See Grouping tracks into albums for organizational tips.
tt2

Manually Adding Track Numbers Doesn't Work!

I would like to make a "custom album" for an artist, a greatest hits designed by me, if you will. The songs are all by a single artist, but come from various sources. Some were purchased from iTunes Music Store, some were imported directly from CDs, some were MP3 files from my old PC, etc. (you get the idea).
Anyway, I select all of the tracks, press Command+I to open up the "Get Info" window. For all the tracks at once, I give the album a name ("Best Of Whomever") and manually enter the tracks (1 of 32, 2 of 32, 3 of 32, etc.) I check everything else to make sure there are no inconsistencies between the tracks, as I want all things to be equal. When I'm done, however, there is inevitably a stubborn track (or two or three) that insists on ignoring its assigned track number and placing itself somewhere else in the list. This happens most often with IMS tracks. It's very frustrating and annoying.
The way around it, of course, is to make a playlist. But without folder support for the iPod, playlists quickly become unmanageable.
So my point is, if I manually assign a track a track number, it should go where it belongs and not wherever it chooses to. (And remember, before I assigned track numbers, I gave all of the tracks the same album name and info as a group, so there are no inconsistencies from track to track, like wierd spaces or misspellings.) I've tried everything and can't seem to solve this problem.
iMac G4 Mac OS X (10.4.8)

My suggestion would be to ask in the iWork for iOS forum. Many more iOS users there.
Jerry

Can't remove track numbers from Music app even though they're deleted in iTunes

So I've been having an incredibly annoying issue for a while now, and I can't seem to figure it out or why it happens. I have a large amount of singles and misc. songs in iTunes and I decided to file them under one single Artist and Album, both called iTunes. I then have the track name, artist name, and album name all listed in the track name slot. I have removed all sort by info, album artist info, track numbers, disc numbers, and unchecked the Compilation option on every single of these tracks. In iTunes, the songs are listed under the proper artist and album, and the songs are all alphabetical from A to Z.
Here's where the the problem comes in. When I select the entire list of songs and send them to my iPhone 5 running iOS 7.0.4, they sync fine. However, upon browsing the songs, the first half (about 100 songs) are listed as being track 1. The next 20 or so tracks are listed as track 2. The next 20 or so tracks are listed as track 3. This continues until the bottom of the list, where the last 8 songs are listed as 13, 13, 15, 16, 16, 18, 19, 22. Within each set of shared track numbers (for example, track 1, so 100 songs), the tracks are listed alphabetically. Then when I hit the set of songs listed as track 2, the alphabetizing resets again, and so on and so forth. I can't figure out why this is, other than that some sort of data is still contained within the song files that the Music app picks up and interprets. I shouldn't have to manually assign each of the 212 tracks its own listing, such as 1/212, 2/212, etc. because that would take forever and I'd need to re-edit half the tracks when I added new music to the iTunes album. Is there anything I can do to fix this issue?; because I'm totally bamboozled as to where these faux track numbers are coming from.

Ok, I "sorta" figured it out. I was having trouble even sorting the songs into separate albums like iTunes A B C, iTunes D E F, etc. because Music still placed random track numbers onto the songs. So, I went back to my original plan which was to have one album and artist called iTunes, and I forced all tracks to be track 1 of 1, and disc 1 of 1. That seems to have fixed the issue and forced Music to put them in alphabetical order. I'm still unsure as to why Music won't just alphabetize the tracks as they are in iTunes.

Adding track numbers to a custom mix

I created an album in iTunes, a collection of various songs from my library. If my album consists of 20 songs, is there any way to get iTunes to automatically assign track numbers based on the order of the songs? For example, the second song in the list I would like to say "Track 2 of 20." I don't want to have to edit each song's info and manually add the track number. I want iTunes to automatically make the third song in the list track 3, the fourth song track 4, etc.
Is there any way to do this?
Thank you.

You could check Doug's Scripts (just Google and you'll find it) and you might find a script to do this. Otherwise, the only way I know of is to manually input the information.

Having some major issues with track numbers in the newest iTunes

I just recently went out and bought some new albums today for my birthday which was over the weekend and I ripped them to my computer, but when I go to put them into iTunes their track numbers are wrong. So as normal I went to change them, but found that when I click in the track number box I cannot input any numbers what so ever. I went and checked to see if the file was a read only file and it wasn't and I don't have any restrictions on this laptop so I'm not sure of what to do. Before I updated to 10.6.1 I was able to change anything and everything in the get info tab now I can only change the track name, album name, and artist. Any ideas?

If you can click in the track number box, but get no numbers to appear, then I'd suspect you've got shift lock or num lock in the wrong position. If the box is greyed out, or you can enter new details but they are not saved, then I'd be looking for a permissions issue.
tt2

Itunes assigns track numbers automatically

iTunes 11 - When I play a track, sometimes iTunes will automatically assign a track number to it, but not always. So what happens is it winds up putting an entire albumn out of order. In other ones, it will assign track #1 to track 1, then track 4 to track 4 and so on. So the ones it doesn't assign a track number wind up displaying on that particular album before the ones that were given a track number. It's doing this pretty randomly and causing a lot of grief.
I realize I can right click on the tracks without an assinged track number and assign the right number, but that's a pain for thousands of songs. I tried removing the Track# column, but that doesn't help. I still prefer to listen to listen to albums in their entirety and like to put them on my iPod, etc. that way.
Can't itunes just sort by artist name, then album, then the correct order of the album? This never happened on a previous version. Why did they do this?

The track numbers are all fine, the album and artist are exactly the same for all of them.
If you dont understand my problem, just check this image:
http://cncvision.org/itunesproblem.PNG
the tracks arent going in the right order. IDK why it wont work. I bought the album on itunes, then bought the song "not now" cause itunes didnt include it on the album, and bought "stockholm syndrome" cause itunes didnt include it on the album. Both songs are on the normal cd. I tried to put those two songs onto the album in the order they would be if I bought the cd and ripped it, but itunes wont place them in that order.

Need FedEx Tracking Numbers for Testing...

Hi Folks,
I'm debugging a FedEx tracking utility, but I need a number
of tracking numbers (preferably a mix of shipping methods, etc) to
debug. Unfortunately, FedEx support can't provide any, and our
company has a very limited number (we're tracking inbound orders,
not outbound).
If anybody has any FedEx tracking numbers they would be
willing to share, I would greatly appreciate it! FedEx keeps the
tracking numbers live for 12 months, so age should not be an issue.
If you'd prefer an anonomous posting, please just send me
email and I'll respond directly.
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Tracking number is specified on delivery_detail_id. You can use following API to update the tracking number. Define a cursor that will fetch the tracking number from staging or intermediate table and pass the following details:
FOR cur_rec IN cur LOOP
l_changed_attributes (l_rec_count).delivery_detail_id := cur_rec.delivery_detail_id;
l_changed_attributes (l_rec_count).shipped_quantity := cur_rec.picked_quantity;
l_changed_attributes (l_rec_count).tracking_number :=
cur_rec.tracking_number;
l_rec_count := l_rec_count + 1;
END LOOP;
wsh_delivery_details_pub.update_shipping_attributes
(p_api_version_number => 1.0
,p_init_msg_list => fnd_api.g_false
,p_commit => NULL
,x_return_status => l_return_status
,x_msg_count => l_msg_count
,x_msg_data => l_msg_data
,p_changed_attributes => l_changed_attributes
,p_source_code => l_source_code
,p_container_flag => l_container_flag
);

ITunes keep deleting my track numbers

For some reason several of my albums are losing there track numbers along with other id3 info. Why?

Empty/corrupt library after upgrade/crash
Hopefully it's not been too long since you last upgraded iTunes, in fact if you get an empty/incomplete library immediately after upgrading then with the following steps you shouldn't lose a thing or need to do any further housekeeping. Note that in iTunes 11 an "empty" library may show your past purchases with links to stream or download them.
In the Previous iTunes Libraries folder should be a number of dated iTunes Library files. Take the most recent of these and copy it into the iTunes folder. Rename iTunes Library.itl as iTunes Library (Corrupt).itl and then rename the restored file as iTunes Library.itl. Start iTunes. Should all be good, bar any recent additions to or deletions from your library.
Alternatively, depending on exactly when and why the library went missing, there may be a more recent .tmp file in the main iTunes folder that can be renamed as iTunes Library.itl to restore the library to a recent state.
See iTunes Folder Watch for a tool to catch up with any changes since the backup file was created.
When you get it all working make a backup!
Should you be in the unfortunate position where you are no longer able to access your original library, or a backup of it, then see Recover your iTunes library from your iPod or iOS device.
I've noticed more of these missing library posts of late and a common factor to most since I started asking is AVG Anti-Virus. It seems in some cases it might be at least part of the reason why the library file disappears. Try excluding the iTunes folder from any AV scanning process.
tt2

Songs listed as track numbers??

My mom got an Ipod for Christmas and I'm trying to help her figure out how to use it.
We just imported a whole CD into the Itunes and synced it....but the songs are listed as track numbers, not the actual title or artists.
I did the advanced/get CD track names thing, and it says "accessing gracenote" and then nothing changes.
Please help, what do we do?

Dial up may be the issue because it's slower than Broadband.
The track/album info is contained in what is known as the Gracenote CD Data Base, and iTunes access this everytime you insert a cd (as long as there is an internet connection).
It would be very unusual for a Bonnie Raitt cd not to be listed as I have about 8 of those imported into iTunes and they all retrieved info from the CDDB correctly.
Try on your computer and if it works ok, the issue is with your Moms computer.
Btw, please don't give points to those who ask for them. The forum Hosts are trying to crack down on this kind of behaviour, and hopefully persistent offenders will have their accounts here suspended.

Anyone in Midwest receive tracking numbers?

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