Hi!

I hope you as a Microsoft Windows Media developer team member will read the
following:

I'm using Windows Media Player 10 in combination with my Maxfield BLACKline
512MB MP3-Player (see: http://www.maxfield.de). As an exampel this mobile
device supports 500 mp3 or wma files in the root and additional 50 folders. I
would like to automatically sync. my files with this device by ordering into
a folder structure. BUT: Media Player creates a structur like this (which is
not supportetd by the divice. Why? Later...):

root/
- Music
- Artist
- Album
- file1.wma
- file2.wma
- Album2
..
..
..

The structure goes through 4 layers but only 3 are supported. That's why the
device tells me "no files" as a notification on start up. Of course, it would
be easy to replace all folders from Music into the root. That would be
possible but at reconnecting to the pc the auto sync. feature wants to
syncronize all files again because of the empty "Music" folder. bla bla
bla....

You see: Creatung a running folder structur with WMP10 is not very easy. So
my wish to you: Please include the following new features into the neyt
generation player (possibly the 11 is already finished, so include these
features into the 12):

- manually configuring the best folder structure
- automatically rename files from "01 Songtitle.wma" on the local pc to
"Artist - Songtitle.wma" or "Songtitle - Artist.wma" for storing on the
mobile device.
- better converting options (such as choosing between "converting all to
WMA" or "converting all to MP3".
- separate bitrate converting settings (e.g. 128 KBps on MP3 and 64 KBps on
WMA).


___________________________________________ THANKS.

I hope you'll include the features above into the new Media Player. I'd be
very happy about this. Thanks.

David Gollasch