I have attached my Android Digital Audio Player (iBasso DX150) to my computer and set it to transfer files via the Settings screen. Windows recognizes it, File Explorer recognizes it, and I can transfer files from the computer to the player. When I try to use MP3Tag to edit files that are on the p…

See e.g. here: [image] Smartphone does not show up Support Connecting my Android smartphone to the PC (Win 10 Pro 64bit) via USB, accessing it with Mp3Tag is not possible, as the device does not show up at all in the file manager. Would be grateful for a hint. Thank you i…

Unless Windows recognizes and assigns this player as a drive, mp3tag will not see the directory.

Windows DOES see the player and I CAN transfer files from the computer to the device. It may be that it is seeing the player as a 'device' instead of a 'drive? The iBasso DX150 is running Android 8.1 if that makes a difference.

[image] Bookbear: Windows DOES see the player and I CAN transfer files from the computer to the device Does the device appear with a drive letter? If not, then MP3tag cannot access the files. Please see the already linked thread which discusses all the various connection modes.

I have a DX160, it follows the same process. File transfer through Windows is possible. But drive access to the files requires it to be mounted with an actual drive letter. This is what mp3tag needs, and why it cannot be done. Seems Android has long since removed the ability to do this easily in the…

Well, thank you, Android! :face_with_diagonal_mouth: And thanks to you for your response.

[image] Bookbear: I have attached my Android Digital Audio Player (iBasso DX150) to my computer and set it to transfer files via the Settings screen. Windows recognizes it, File Explorer recognizes it, and I can transfer files from the computer to the player. When I try to use MP3Tag to edit fil…

I always edit tags on the computer before transferring them to the DAP. Sometimes I discover an error and would like to just edit it in the player. Specifically, a misspelled artist's name that covers all the tracks on a album. It would be easier to simply attach the DAP to the computer and edit,…

Perhaps straying off the original topic now, but can’t the player make a quick change like this? Of course you would still have to mirror this change to your main library, using mp3tag.

It can, but only one track at a time. So if I have an album, say, of Wagner's Die Walkure with the composer listed as Richard Wagner (thus alphabetizing it with the R's), I would have to change each individual track (30) letter by letter in the player, w/o a keyboard, to Wagner, Richard for them to…

There are several 3rd party Android players that should be able to work on your DX150. Some have better tag editing capabilities than others. Nothing even close to mp3tag, but the Android OS and virtual keyboard does have its' limits. I started a topic a while ago to help compare some of these mobi…

MP3Tag not recognizing Android device

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