1/13/2019 1:45:57 PM - Exception from HRESULT: 0x80042009
1/13/2019 1:45:57 PM - 10.0.17134.0 - 3.3.6952.24850S - System.Exception: delete SM-G950U\Card\Music\Lucy Dacus\Historian\06 - Body to Flame.mp3 ---> System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException: Exception from HRESULT: 0x80042009
at PortableDeviceApiLib.IPortableDeviceContent.EnumObjects(UInt32 dwFlags, String pszParentObjectID, IPortableDeviceValues pFilter, IEnumPortableDeviceObjectIDs& ppenum)
at #=zPeQASBZ_L72EJcgr9UGxHZLqioVF.#=z3kSOeIIdMvFe(String #=zgLsxXQaHAGRr)
at #=zPeQASBZ_L72EJcgr9UGxHZLqioVF.#=z5JVkugoxxZo6(String #=z4$RSwU8M2L_d, String #=zwGYqcek=)
at #=zPeQASBZ_L72EJcgr9UGxHZLqioVF.#=zCZRHR5m0DJPz(IList`1 #=z5jFYUUM=, Boolean #=z3JPcya5eOsbx3EIQPA==)
at #=zHGLAitcTmrBiJv5aEv7fTk4=.#=zGhCX2sHZ9I7aDKkV1B_cUEK5vk4z(List`1 #=zyKefCR$Uxe3e, Object #=zBcedkP$4afSD)
--- End of inner exception stack trace ---
1/13/2019 1:54:16 PM - Exception from HRESULT: 0x80042009
1/13/2019 1:54:19 PM - Copy \\DESKTOP\Music\Organized\The Kills\(2008) Midnight Boom\09 - Sour Cherry.mp3 to SM-G950U\Card\Music\The Kills\Midnight Boom\09 - Sour Cherry.mp3
do you think it might be the case that all files in the folder:No, they're all still there listed as last modified as of my last sync
SM-G950U\Card\Music\Lucy Dacus\Historian
were deleted
That said, looking at the full list of delete failures, it is the case where the files were in fact deleted from the device and the directory removed although it's reading as a failure result.in all cases, or just some?
Sorry, I was modifying my last message while you were asking this.That said, looking at the full list of delete failures, it is the case where the files were in fact deleted from the device and the directory removed although it's reading as a failure result.in all cases, or just some?
could you try with this version:Perfect sync. 1295 deletions 1466 copies all successful and files move much faster than before the improvements. Thanks!
https://getmusicbee.com/patches/MusicBee33_Patched.zip
Ah, I lied. My playlists didn't make it over. They're still the same versions from January 10.I only have two playlists on my S8. Via MB's device music settings I removed those two and selected two others and then performed a sync. No problem. Two were deleted and two were added. Then I tried again, removing the two new ones and re-adding the two old ones. No problem.
I'm using Neutron. It shouldn't matter to MB on synch what player you're using on your phone, though. I'm seeing in ES File Explorer and Windows Explorer that these are the old versions which have survived two subsequent synch attempts untouched, nothing to do with the player at all.I only ask because if we were both using the same player app and had different results, it would be odd. But yes, the player shouldn't matter.
How about deleting all the playlists off the phone via a file manager and then syncing? Then as an experiment, change one playlist by adding, deleting, or tag editing a track or two. Then resync and see if the playlist updates properly.On it. I'll report back.
@frankz- did you actually play any playlists on your Samsung since you did the sync yesterday? If not, please do so. And look to see if the first letter is missing from each line in the M3U.Hi,
I'm working with a much smaller sample size on the S8 - only 205 tracks. But they're all being transferred.Glad to hear it worked out for you.
There is a flaw with the device folder cleanup that removes non-empty device folders in some cases when it shouldnt. Its fixed but i need to do more testing before making it availableAh, OK. I'll sit tight then.
I think either it needs to say somewhere that it's not showing the entire path, or it should just show the entire path.I have updated it to show the path relative to the synch root folder
It was split a few days ago, maybe a week? Steven did it, I'm sure. Moderators can split threads any time.Ok thanks.