Ok, this doesn't have much to do with music, but I wasn't sure of a better forum to ask for help in.
I have an iPod and I love it but a few days ago I found all my "sort by" menus out of order. For instance, you can look at all your music by artist, album, songs, composers, etc. Usually, they are sorted in alphabetical order, and I almost always sort by artist. So on my iPod I look up songs by Music->Artist->Album->Song. However, instead of starting with "311" or "A Perfect Circle", my artist list begins with "Professional Murder Music" (!) followed by "Coldplay", and so on and so forth chaotically down the list. On top of that several bands are mentioned more than once (spelled the same), and the same with albums. This leads me to believe there's something wrong with the way the actual files are either 1) stored or 2) accessed. I've looked and looked, and can see no reason at all why "Professional Murder Music" would have any reason to be sorted at the top of the list. It's ridiculous.
I've researched this problem and found absolutely no threads about it on any forum whatsoever. So, in desperation, I've turned to this one. Does anyone with an iPod have any idea of a way to fix this?
I have an iPod and I love it but a few days ago I found all my "sort by" menus out of order. For instance, you can look at all your music by artist, album, songs, composers, etc. Usually, they are sorted in alphabetical order, and I almost always sort by artist. So on my iPod I look up songs by Music->Artist->Album->Song. However, instead of starting with "311" or "A Perfect Circle", my artist list begins with "Professional Murder Music" (!) followed by "Coldplay", and so on and so forth chaotically down the list. On top of that several bands are mentioned more than once (spelled the same), and the same with albums. This leads me to believe there's something wrong with the way the actual files are either 1) stored or 2) accessed. I've looked and looked, and can see no reason at all why "Professional Murder Music" would have any reason to be sorted at the top of the list. It's ridiculous.
I've researched this problem and found absolutely no threads about it on any forum whatsoever. So, in desperation, I've turned to this one. Does anyone with an iPod have any idea of a way to fix this?