Mine takes roughly 16 seconds (correction) to load from the SD card and on-board. Problem should be solved and your player should be rather responsive on start up. Now all you have to do now is Select "Save" and it will apply all these changes for you (just make sure all your files are constantly hilighted when doing all the above directions in order to apply them). Once you've completed this now right click on the album art area (located below disc number). Then under Comment/Composer/Disc number select for them all. Again press Ctrl + A to hilight all your files. I'll tell you how to remove all this on the fly. If you have junk such as "Comment", "Composer", "Disc number", and "embedded album art" this will all contribute to slowing down your device. Step 4: I also recommend cleaning up your tags. This is located to the left of "Remove tags". To be on the safe side you can also select "Save" to ensure these changes stay. This will restore all your tags on the fly except for v3.2 tags. Once all tags have been removed simply click "undo Changes" located next to "Remove tags". Now Select Remove tags or that big X just below "Edit" (top left corner area of Mp3tag). Anyways once you've dragged and dropped the files you wish to apply these changes to, highlight all the files or click on the "Filename" area and then press Ctrl + A. It's really only a 1 time process thing so it's not a big deal. Then again reloading your Studio V and SD card could take the same amount of time. I recommend doing this from your Hard drive if you wanna save time as the changes can be applied much faster this way. Step 3: Drag and drop your files you wish to apply this to. Then select Ok to apply changes in options. If you have APE files it is recommended not to use them as those files work slow on the Studio V. For "Write" make sure only ID3v1 is checked (for both Mpeg and Ape). You want to make sure Read is check marked for both Mpeg and Ape. All your album art will show up an you have the great sound of 1.1.7. You can then revert back to 1.1.7 and this time don't do a factory reset. Once you see all the album art has showed up via the album art view (small album art view) you know it has all been cashed in memory. Put the device on shuffle and let it sit for a while. If you want all this album art to show up without having to download album art grabber for 1.1.7 you can revert to 1.2.3. You can embed your album art as well to have the art show up on the DX100. However if you are using FLAC files I recommend removing all tags besides the (FLAC) tag. So you can change things accordingly regarding that. I do use ID3V2 though on mp3 files on the DX100 where I want the album art to show up. I do not recommend having more than 1 type of tag embedded into the file. The directions below are in large part dealing with the Hisound products but you can use them as well to get your DX100 to properly show tags and music in general. Using mp3 tag to properly clean and edit your tags for both DX100 and Hisound Products (keep in mind this can apply to many other DAPs in general): How to use mp3tag to edit and properly tag your music files (Particularly FLAC and mp3 files).
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