danbryan

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Does anyone know of a way to exclude folders from programs such as the music app, or tunewiki. I have some audio books i dont want the phone to see in the music folder, rather only in my audiobook player. both of the files are in mp3 format.
 
be careful with this! Adding a .nomedia file to a directory on my Hero deleted all media files in that directory, instead of not just displaying them. I think this is an HTC problem, but still, make sure you test it before using it.
Oh thanks...think I might give it a miss then
 
be careful with this! Adding a .nomedia file to a directory on my Hero deleted all media files in that directory, instead of not just displaying them. I think this is an HTC problem, but still, make sure you test it before using it.

I am having no problems. I noticed a couple of the new skins I downloaded for Beautiful Widgets were showing up in my gallery. These skin directories were missing the .nomedia file and since I added it by copying and pasting from some other skin directory all is well.
 
argh i just downloaded the paid ambling app.. it nice BUT the audio book still appears in the music player .. I know it is because its mp3.. I thought the music or book player had an exclusive folder? how can I fix this??? I do not want my audio books in shuffle or in music menu:(
 
hi same problem here..i saw the mizing app and did not like the loo and feel prefer the htc player :(. please tell me if you figured it out
 
argh i just downloaded the paid ambling app.. it nice BUT the audio book still appears in the music player .. I know it is because its mp3.. I thought the music or book player had an exclusive folder? how can I fix this??? I do not want my audio books in shuffle or in music menu:(

Try it with a dot in front of the name of the audio book folder (e.g. ".MyAudioBooks").

Harry
 
On a Samsung Galaxy 2 I've tried adding the .nomedia file, renaming directories and files with a dot prefix and none has worked keeping the files out of the Music Player and Play Music aplications.

The files are mp4 files produced by the phone recorder.
 
On a Samsung Galaxy 2 I've tried adding the .nomedia file, renaming directories and files with a dot prefix and none has worked keeping the files out of the Music Player and Play Music aplications.

The files are mp4 files produced by the phone recorder.
Stock galleries and music player don't re-scan for media after be started.

When you have changed a folder's name, try a re-scan app like SDRescan or reboot your phone.

Harry