Help Adding music files. How?

[ukscooter]

Right I'm trying to load some ripped cd's on my phone and getting nowhere. I put 16 albums on the other week and now its just not wanting to keep the new stuff I try to put on it.

I got a 32g micro card and took out the 2g so there is plenty room. I've pulled the card popped it in an adaptor put it in my computer, made a music folder and dragged n dropped files in. They load and even play from the card but I pull it, pop it back in phone, gone.

I connect the phone with USB, open USB bringing card folder up on computer, drag n drop and same again all good till I disconect the phone. Poof gone

I've even used keis to no avail. It seems like the card is not a good one but it holds downloaded gamed n apps just not my music.

It's really doing my head in so I thought I'd put this to you lot. Someone out there must know what's going on and what I'm doing wrong.

Cheerz in advance.

 

[ktriebol]

Step 1. You must create a new folder on your SD card and name it Media. Note: there may already be a Media folder on your SD card. In that case, go to step 2.

Step 2. Create a new folder inside of the Media folder and name it Audio. Put your music files in this Audio folder and your phone should be able to find and play them.

-Ken

 

[ukscooter]

I opened the files and found a media folder. Opened it and found an audio folder. Opened that and found a notification file so put a music file next to that. Shut off mass storage and unplugged USB, opened music folder on phone and its not there . I have the other albums but not the new one i just added.
So I reconnected the phone and looked in the folder and its gone.

 

[socrates0]

To add music on your SD card make a folder called 'Music' in the following location Media\Audio\Music. You might find this useful.

 

[socrates0]

Also found this in the Galaxy Ace User guide.

You can also play music files in the following formats : mid, xmf, rtttl, imy, rtx, ota, amr, wav, mxmf. Some file formats are not supported depending on the software of the device. If the file size exceeds the available memory, an error can occur when you open files.