On Tue, 2005-31-05 at 06:39 +0100, Paul wrote: > Hi, > > > Dont sure, but probably your usb pen have an FAT filesystem... > > > > I am guessing here.. > > Even if it was FAT32, I've never seen a name translation like that > before. > > TTFN > > Paul I use a USB/Firewirewire drive to hold all my MP3's. There are a number of instances where file names change. ALLUPPER.EXT => allupper.ext A1234567.EXT => a1234567.ext Abcdefgh.Ext => abcdefgh.ext It seems that unless you have a non alphanumeric character and the file name is 8 or less characters the filename is converted to lowercase. If you have more than 8 characters or have a non alphanumeric character, then the case is preserved. You can also get errors like "Can not copy file to null" this indicates that two or more filenames would be converted to the same thing. Example. File.EXT and File.ext would both be converted to file.ext and would cause the conflict. What can we say... M$ file system == :-(