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Here’s a list of the important options there: That Settings window will allow you to customize all the aspects of Mr. The Settings window is accessible by going to Options menu. It’s Java-based and requires the Java Runtime Environment and this needs to be installed if you don’t have it. RandomFill did not particularly suit my needs, so I ended up finding a better app called, Mr. iPod users, you might want to check Floola as an alternative to managing your device with iTunes. Give it a try, and drop us some comments. It’s not perfect yet, but I hope you can find some use to it.

That’s about it for the RandomFill review. This will probably be made in future versions. Another potential disadvantage is that the last folder used is not remembered. So, after the copy part, you will need to click on Cancel instead.

FLOOLA CRASHES AFTER 20GB TRANSFER FULL

After the copy, if you click Finish again, it will try to re-copy a random selection to your destination, which can cause problems such as full memory. Now, there is a small “bug” I’d like you to be aware of. After that, just click Finish and let RandomFill do its job. Save your settings if you want, so that you don’t have to repeat the same steps completely every time. You can also choose to fill up by hours if you want, but remember that more hours = bigger file size, so don’t go overboard, keeping your player’s maximum memory size in mind. Useful if you want to only fill up your player or mobile up to only a certain limit, and not completely. Now, you select the total size of the selection in Megabytes, or how many hours of music you want. Add your favorite albums, and bias the weights as you wish. If you add a folder and set the weight as 0.1 or 0.2, tracks will probably not be selected from it, and if you add a folder with a weight of say, 20, there will be more tracks from it in the “random” selection”. Just add the folder, and you will be prompted to add a weight. For example, you can bias the search to include more tracks from your favorite album. You can choose to bias the selection process to include more tracks from a particular folder which you add. I chose to send the tracks to Drive E, which is my mobile’s memory card. You can choose to delete everything at the storage location before the random tracks are moved there. This can either be a location (your player?) or a playlist which will contain a list of random tracks.

Here, you are going to select where to send your random tracks.

Optionally, if you have used RandomFill before and saved your settings, you can load these in this step. Usually, this will be your MP3 directory.

Add folders or playlists from which the tracks will be chosen.

Using RandomFill is a 4-step process, as shown below.

FLOOLA CRASHES AFTER 20GB TRANSFER DOWNLOAD

Anyways, you can download RandomFill and give it a try with your favourite player and see if it works.

FLOOLA CRASHES AFTER 20GB TRANSFER SOFTWARE

RandomFill will work with classic “drop-and-play” audio players and mobile phones, and not iPod-like players with advanced library features, requiring specialized software to upload tracks to them. Voila! Now you know, and on with the review.įor this job, we will be making use of a creatively named software named… RandomFill. Because I love using Google to find freewares and share them with you. Because I’ve got no idea about what I want to listen to. Why? Because I’m just too lazy to randomly select tracks myself. This time, I’m looking for way to randomly fill up my mobile phone with tracks from my music collection found on my PC. So, there is another freeware review today on the menu. EDIT: I’ve found a better application to randomly fill my audio player.