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Creating groups, moving items into groups causes subsequent transfer to fail #128
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What device are you using @optoisolated ? |
It's a Sony MZ-N707. |
Upon further use, I've noticed that the issue seems to happen whenever I try to make any change to the TOC, such as adding or changing a group, doing a rename of a track, or re-ordering a track, and then trying to upload a new song. I have to close the app, and disconnect and reconnect the recorder, then reopen and connect the app. |
A simpler workaround I've figured out is simply to hit the "Stop" button on the MZ-N707, triggering the TOC commit. When committed, I can then copy files again. I assume then the issue is that the TOC isn't being written after each file move/rename/change/group etc... |
@optoisolated Yes, I have been able to reproduce the problem with my MZ-N505. Seems like it's another issue with the current implementation of Type-R devices. I'll try to fix it, but not sure if the fix will come in the next version of WMDPro, or the one after that, since this update is pretty big... |
I noticed an issue whereby when I transfer files, then group them, the subsequent transfers will fail with an error as shown below.
Error: Failed to execute 'controlTransferIn' on 'USBDevice': A transfer error has occurred.
This only happens when I create a group and then try to transfer more files. If i transfer all the files first, then group them, it's completely fine. The only way to continue transferring and working on the disc is to physically disconnect the player and re-connect the player.
Steps to reproduce:
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