The order depend first on the UUID of your device and if it has been changed the device will list will be updated. Did you made any change in the disc setting. It’s also possible that MacOS updated it without you noticed it.
Don’t you think that the Mac is allocating the UUID during booting, and the first unit finded at wake -up will first in the list This is depending in which unit wake-up first and is totally unpredictable.
I remember having this problem long time ago with 2 USB-> RS422 adapters and having my serial ports messed. I had to make a special procedure in my program in order to force the ports having the right port number.
i didn’t change anything, macos is still at Monterey 12.1
i will not change the name again since i have to redo JRiver and HQPlayer too.
And Studio is always redoing the analyzing when changing the names…
I looked for UUID thing and didn’t find anything, i was about to post here a picture of my MacMini storage layout in the system report… and then, i tried to reset the PRAM on my Mac and it did the trick, i’m back in order! Man, never easy
With all the people who wanted tree view, i’m alone with 2 or more folders not in good order?
@Antoine Can Audirvana just listed them by name or path? instead of UUID that i can’t change.
or having a choice of sorting criteria the volume…
the logic is not there Disco 1 should be listed before Disco 2
I’m on a clean Monterey 12.1. Waiting for 12.2 update tomorrow maybe
to see if it will change, but i doubt it.
There was no space on them like pictures at beginning of thread…
When you rename the disc, audirvana analyzed again you have also reroute other players…
It is not a big thing but the tree view shows your artist in covers view from beginning to last, artist view is opposite… last first, in album view, first to last also, but with all other artists
Ok I see you have already tried it that way, how about numbers first, 1Disco, 2Disco? It’s really quite odd, what happens if you just start with #1 and then shut down and hook up #2 ?
It will not change the problem, it is not version related, I had to struggle with that on Mac OS 8 and 9 !!. As I told you, the UUID are attribuated by the system at wake-up and it is totally unpredictable. I think that the only solution is to merge the two discs in one with Disc Utility. The “Partition” Tab should be able to do it.
