V100 and the Library fold

Question

hi everybody,
this post is actually dedicated to provide a better solution for the way folders are handled in V00, do creative people actually read here?
I preferred the old way (v200) how folders were handled because of only one thing, I use my MP3 player when I am jogging, where I have the player in my pocket. Now what I do is without looking use the wheel to navigate to the folder I want. I find the correct folder by hearing the first track. This doesn't work here anymore, because while skipping folders within a library, you don't hear the first track. So it is impossible to find the folder without looking at the display.
A good solution would be to reactivate this feature, or let the user chose to activate it from the settings menu.
Or you could let us create our own libraries, because libraries do have the possibiliy to listen to the first track.
On the other hand, this feature may be appreciated by people who do look at the display while switching around. But they could pause the player while skipping. The best thing would be if we could deactivate this feature and activate it from the settings menu.
I would love it if you would switch back to the old way
yaser

Answer 1

Similar question...
I have older Creative products (muvo TX FM, nano Plus, muvo slim).
I often want to find out which directory (folder) I'm currently listening
to. In my older products, I'd click on 'Skip Folder', and then it would show
the name of the folder I'm *currently* listening to. In those players, only a single
directory level was supported. So, if I had directories
'booka_disk0'
'booka_disk02'
'booka_disk03'
'booka_disk04'
and I suppose I was listening to file 'track6.mp3' in folder 'booka_disk03'...
When I start the player from a stop, it would go to the current spot of 'track6.mp3' of folder 'booka_disk03'. I'd only see 'track6.mp3' on the display, but if I wanted to find out which folder I was in, I simply scrolled to 'Skip Folder' and it would show me 'booka_disk03'.
Now with my v00, there is a forced extra level of directories. So my file system looks like (I put my audio book in 'library A'):
'root'
'library A'
' booka_disk0'
' booka_disk02'
' booka_disk03'
' booka_disk04'
'library B'
'library C'
When I start the player from a stop, it still goes to the correct spot:
library A/booka_disk03/track6.mp3
But I only see on the display, track6.mp3. I use my old trick of scrolling to the 'Skip Folder' to find out what folder I'm in. I see 'Library A'. I scroll into it, and see booka_disk0, the first disk in the directory. *Not* booka_disk03, the current folder.
So I don't really have any way to find out what folder I'm in.
My suspicion is that this player doesn't fully support directories in levels below the 'library A' level. Which is kind of bad, since the OS forces you to do this.
If someone knows a way to find a the current folder, I'd be grateful.
Thanks in advance