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I think your experiences with the egates mirror mine in Faro a couple of weeks ago. This comment rang a bell "I wonder whether UK travellers fully understand. If you have already registered on entry (i.e done your biometrics) and you are over 16, you can go through the e-gates which were pretty...
So you've done exactly what I told you to do on Sunday then. A) Put all the music on your phone, B) install PowerAmp and C) run it through Android Auto. You can thank me in person next time I pick you up from Bristol Airport!!!!!
Isn't the car's screen a touch screen? If it is you shouldn't need to fiddle with your phone. And are you using Android Auto? If you are, PowerAmp can display all the folders and list the entire contents of whichever folder you select. . Android Auto will work over Bluetooth but it's better with...
Fair point but I would assume that the ease with which I got into and out of Portugal 2 weeks ago using the egates while the majority were queueing for the 'old' method, is evidence that my prints and facial scan taken in the same airport in December are 'in the system' even if it's just in...
This coming Friday is the day everything is supposed to be up and running at every airport, sea port and land border between Schengen and non-Schengen countries. Unfortunately, this doesn't mean queues will be eliminated because most delays are due to people entering Schengen for the first time...
I'm definitely preaching to the converted here then! Yeah, we visited Frigiliana too, nice place. Fair play, Torrox is a fair walk! We liked Nerja because it wasn't too touristy back in 2004, what's it like now?
Thought Idah had earned a start. I'd have put him instead of Ronald so not sure who is playing wide right. Disappointed Leo isn't in instead of Cullen tbh but hopefully that will be first sub.
Funny you should say that. I've had all the tracks from The Yes Album up to Relayer on my playlist for years but deleted all of Tales from Topographic Oceans about 6 months ago as I was finding it very tedious even though I only heard it all about once every 10 months 😂
If your phone doesn't have a big enough capacity (128GB or more), it would more than likely be expandable using a microSD card. Alternatively, just try loading one folder and see if you can get it working first. PowerAmp has a free version but I've got a lifetime licence which only cost £7.49...
That would definitely get the audio sorted but as I understand it, I think Pego wants the folders/files displayed a certain way as well. If he's going to put the music on his phone, using PowerAmp via Android Auto sorts it all with lots of options available too.
My phone is a Galaxy S23 256GB and my playlist is 17.6GB and even with that on it, I've still got 103GB free. If you need to know how much space you have available on your phone, plug it into your laptop and open This PC and the phone should show up there and tell you how much you have left. PS...
Hi Mike, not sure if you’re still struggling with this issue but here’s another possible option to get your music displayed and played how you intended. I have a similar approach to you in that I have a huge play list (last count 3,962 tracks) organised into 22 folders so all the tracks play in...
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