When loading MP3′s onto the RNS510 the easiest way to do this is with DVD’s and a single top level folder called “music” or whatever else you would like to call it. The RNS510 has a limitaton that only allows you to copy one folder at a time and this gets around this “problem” and makes this a much quicker process.
Burn the music to DVD’s with a folder of “Music” as the top level directory and then you can click on the folder “Music”, choose copy and it will do the whole DVD in one go, you can leave this going when you get out of the car as it will turn off when it’s finished.
Burning to DVD’s means you only need 4 or 5 to fill the system and it makes it easy to load it back on if you have the unit replaced or want to blow away what you have on there and start again. Deleting the top level folder “Music” gets rid of everything in one go otherwise you have to deleted each top level folder and it takes some time.
Other then that try whatever setup you want under the Music top level folder, this method means it’s easy to start again or reorganise your music.
Example using single Top Level Folder
CD/DVD 1
Music\folder1
Music\folder2
Music\folder3\folder4
Music\folder5
Music\folder6\folder7\folder8
<copy Music to HDD – one operation>
HDD after copy
Music\folder1
Music\folder2
Music\folder3\folder4
Music\folder5
Music\folder6\folder7\folder8
CD/DVD 2
Music\folder9
Music\folder10\folder11\folder12
Music\folder 13
Music\folder 14
<copy Music to HDD – one operation>
HDD after copy
Music\folder1
Music\folder2
Music\folder3\folder4
Music\folder5
Music\folder6\folder7\folder8
Music\folder9
Music\folder10\folder11\folder12
Music\folder 13
Music\folder 14
Deletion
Music <delete folder – one operation>
Example using multiple Top Level Folders
(There are a lot more operations doing it via this method.)
CD/DVD 1
folder1
<copy folder1 to HDD – one operation>
folder2
<copy folder2 to HDD – one operation>
folder3\folder4
<copy folder3 to HDD – one operation>
folder5
<copy folder3 to HDD – one operation>
folder6\folder7\folder8
<copy folder3 to HDD – one operation>
HDD after copy
folder1
folder2
folder3\folder4
folder5
folder6\folder7\folder8
CD/DVD 2
folder9
<copy folder5 to HDD – one operation>
folder10\folder11\folder12
<copy folder6 to HDD – one operation>
folder13
<copy folder6 to HDD – one operation>
folder14
<copy folder6 to HDD – one operation>
HDD after copy
folder1
folder2
folder3\folder4
folder5
folder6\folder7\folder8
folder9
folder10\folder11\folder12
folder13
folder14
Deletion
folder1 <delete folder – one operation>
folder2 <delete folder – one operation>
folder3 <delete folder – one operation>
folder5 <delete folder – one operation>
folder6 <delete folder – one operation>
and so forth.
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Which software do you use to burn the mp3 files onto a DVD? Which DVD type do you use? +RW, etc?