Glacier Problem
 

I have a Glacier player and was wondering if someone could answer this question. When loading an album. I press Menu to get to Music directory, then Menu again which shows me the directory of the album Im playing, then page up to the top of that menu / then menu again to get to the root directory of all the albums. When that dir comes up no matter what I do it switches back to the song playing screen (top menu).
I have found that If I menu to the same place but hit the right button after I hit the menu button from the root dir / it will then display the main dir and jump down one album but then I can select another album. Is this normal or am I missing something?

Thank you.

I also cant get the Uxcell page to load anymore, are they gone already?
http://www.uxcell.com/

I can load up UXcell's website, but really really slowly though. I would imagine they are either updating their site or it's having problems.

I don't imagine the UXcell gone though as they seem quite successful that's for sure.

They say the Earthquake has caused internet problems. Lets hope no one was hurt.

Can someone help me?

Press Menu get screen will Music, movie, record, play, radio, picture, setting, text, game
Select Music, press menu, get
Local Folder
Delete File
Delete All
Exit
select Local Folder, Get
Local Folder
\
Track 1
Track 2
Track 3
etc.
Select \ , Long wait, Get
Local Folder
\
Album 1 (folder)
Album 2 (folder)
Album 3 (folder)
Etc.
After 1 sec it goes back to the playing music track. If you hit <<or>> nothing happens.
You can NOT select a new Album to play.

I found that if you select \ , long wait, then select >> before
Local folder
\
Album 1
Album 2
etc, It will jump to an album then you can select another album, but not every time.

What is the proper way to change or select a New Album ( or Folder ) to play

Re: Glacier Problem
 

I don't have any problems browsing the songs because they are all in the Root Dir (no folders) and my Videos, Pictures and txt files (used mainly for passwords, websites and phone numbers im too lazy to remember) are all in a folder that I called "My Documents" :D

(an old habit from old mp3 players with no folder support)