Change history for DriveSort
2018-09-16 19:36:00
Updated by billon
- Icon: Updated
2018-09-16 19:28:43
Updated by billon
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2018-09-16 19:25:04
Updated by billon
- Website URL: https://www
.aner.anerty.neet/sofoftware/re/file/e/DriveSort.php/ - Version: v1.242
3 - System Requirement:
- Synopsis: DriveSort directly reads directory tables of FAT12/FAT16/FAT32 formatted volumes, allowing users to view file listings in the order they were written.Recent operating systems re-sort file lists before display, either by name, by size, or by whatever the user chooses. However, the firmware of playing devices -- like small MP3 players, for example -- sometimes behaves differently, mostly because they lack necessary resources (CPU, memory), a problem developers usually solve by dis/playing files in the order they are written on the storage medium -- normally, the order they were added.
- Size (in bytes):
686202824 - Writes settings to:
'[i]DriveSort.ini[/i]' in aApplication folder - Download URL: https://www.anerty.net/dl/DriveSort_en.zip
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- Keywords: drive%20sort
- Release date: 20
000-0018-009-15 - What's new: See:[url]https://www.anerty.net/news/[/url]
2015-05-07 02:25:04
Updated by webfork
- Screenshot: Updated
2014-07-01 14:20:47
Updated by I am Baas
- Suggested by: MarkB / tls
2014-06-24 13:25:53
Updated by Midas
- Writes settings to:
No'[i]DriveSort.ini[/i]' in application folder
2014-06-24 13:22:39
Updated by Midas
- Synopsis: DriveSort directly reads directory tables of FAT12/FAT16/FAT32 formatted volumes, allowing users to view file listings in the order they were written.Recent operating systems re-sort file lists before display, either by name, by size, or by whatever the user chooses. However, the firmware of playing devices -- like small MP3 players, for example -- sometimes behaves differently, mostly because they lack necessary resources (CPU, memory), a problem developers usually solve by dis/playing files in the order they are written on the storage medium -- normally, the order they were added. Additionally, DriveSort is able to change that ordering, making itself useful for re-arranging movies, series episodes, audio or picture files on FATx formatted media; afterwards, players will be able to reproduce files in the expected sequence.
2014-06-24 13:21:58
Updated by Midas
- Synopsis: DriveSort directly reads directory tables of FAT12/FAT16/FAT32 formatted volumes, allowing users to view file listings in the order they were written.Recent operating systems re-sort file lists before display, either by name, by size, or by whatever the user chooses. However, the firmware of playing devices -- like small MP3 players, for example -- sometimes behaves differently, mostly because they lack necessary resources (CPU, memory), a problem developers usually solve by dis
playing/playing files in the order they are written on the storage medium -- normally the order they were added. Additionally, DriveSort is able to change that ordering, making itself useful for re-arranging movies, series episodes, audio or picture files on FATx formatted media; afterwards, players will be able to reproduce files in the expected sequence.
2014-06-24 13:20:37
Updated by Midas
- Synopsis: DriveSort
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2014-06-23 10:05:29
Updated by Midas
- Categories:
[Files - Miscellaneous][System - Storage]
2014-06-23 08:41:47
Updated by SYSTEM
- Synopsis: DriveSort sorts the directory tables of a volume formated in FAT12/FAT16/FAT32. This sort orders the files in each folder according to their short or long names alphabetic order.The majority of recent operating systems sort the files before showing them to the user, either by name, by size or by whatever the user choose. However, it is not always the case in embedded OSes on small portable devices like MP3 players. On these platforms, the lack of resources (CPU, memory) can lead the developper to make it display or play the files in the order in which they are on the disk.This order depends mostly of the order in which they were added to the disk. DriveSort can change this order to help such devices to play or view their files in the order you want, by putting them on the disk in a customizable order.
This is different from the DriveSort already in the database.DDriveSSort is for Sort/ arrange your ripped tv/ arrange your ripped tv series / movies on youries on your USB flash disk so thato that your TV plays them inpproper ooper order. You..can also sort mp3's on your small (embedded os) mp3 players. - Suggested by:
tlsMarkB
2014-06-22 11:08:13
Updated by Checker
- How to extract: Download the ZIP package and extract to a folder of your choice. Launch [i]DriveSort
_en.zipexe[/i].
2014-06-22 10:56:48
Updated by Checker
- Categories:
[Video - Players][Audio - Players][Audio - Miscellaneous] [Files - Miscellaneous] [Files - Catalogers]
2014-06-22 10:45:20
Updated by Checker
- Screenshot: Updated
2014-06-22 10:40:33
Updated by Checker
- Software title:
dDrivesSort - License:
fFreeware - Synopsis: DriveSort sorts the directory tables of a volume formated in FAT12/FAT16/FAT32. This sort orders the files in each folder according to their short or long names alphabetic order.The majority of recent operating systems sort the files before showing them to the user, either by name, by size or by whatever the user choose. However, it is not always the case in embedded OSes on small portable devices like MP3 players. On these platforms, the lack of resources (CPU, memory) can lead the developper to make it display or play the files in the order in which they are on the disk.This order depends mostly of the order in which they were added to the disk. DriveSort can change this order to help such devices to play or view their files in the order you want, by putting them on the disk in a customizable order.This is different from the
dDrivesSort already in the database.DriveSort is for Sort / arrange your ripped tv series / movies on your USB flash disk so that your TV plays them in proper order. You ... - Size (in bytes): 6
78608 - Download URL: http://www.anerty.net/
software/fidle/DrriveSort_en.phzip - Icon: Updated
- Forum topic ID:
021546
2014-06-22 04:21:49
Added by tls
