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SX OS Games Library Custom Sorter

Adding backups on the SX OS and choosing from album is not well sorted
if you want to sort the games inside the album you need a tool called "SD-Sorter" from attached files or Get it Here which will allow you to sort the files in SD Card by "Name, Date Modified or Size"

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  • Just select the drive from top and choose which sorting you want to perform.
  • after that Click "Sort SD Card" button (uncheck process sub-folders for faster/error-free process).

If you need to Custom sort the the Games List. i have created a tool to custom sort the games called "SX OS Games Sorter" from attached files "ONLY WINDOWS FOR NOW" or Download From Here (.Net framework required)

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  • Just choose the SD Drive from top and Click "Get". It will list all the "XCI" files inside the SD cards
  • After that choose the game you want and start sorting the list of games using the "-UP-" and "-DOWN-" buttons respectively
  • When you finish Click save and Exit the Application

You will still need to use SD-Sorter though (As it is File Table Allocation associated process) Just Open SD-Sorter and choose By Modified Date and Click The "Sort SD Card" button and exit the application

Safe Remove the Card and Insert it back to your switch and load SX OS

Open the Album and you should see the sorted List as you have done it custom by the (Don't forget to drop a like to the post :yayswitch:)

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Any risk of fragmentation?
well i am not sure about that but i read that SD cards are solid state, not mechanical, so the latency involved in moving a physical read/write head over a different part of the hard drive's platter doesn't exist here.
 
Adding backups on the SX OS and choosing from album is not well sorted
if you want to sort the games inside the album you need a tool called "SD-Sorter" from attached files or Get it Here which will allow you to sort the files in SD Card by "Name, Date Modified or Size"

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  • Just select the drive from top and choose which sorting you want to perform.
  • after that Click "Sort SD Card" button (uncheck process sub-folders for faster/error-free process).

If you need to Custom sort the the Games List. i have created a tool to custom sort the games called "SX OS Games Sorter" from attached files "ONLY WINDOWS FOR NOW" or Download From Here (.Net framework required)

View attachment 136580

  • Just choose the SD Drive from top and Click "Get". It will list all the "XCI" files inside the SD cards
  • After that choose the game you want and start sorting the list of games using the "-UP-" and "-DOWN-" buttons respectively
  • When you finish Click save and Exit the Application

You will still need to use SD-Sorter though (As it is File Table Allocation associated process) Just Open SD-Sorter and choose By Modified Date and Click The "Sort SD Card" button and exit the application

Safe Remove the Card and Insert it back to your switch and load SX OS

Open the Album and you should see the sorted List as you have done it custom by the (Don't forget to drop a like to the post :yayswitch:)

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Is this just changing timestamp?
 
Keep up the great work. Hope u make it for HDD :)
I’m no sure if your aware of this but download Fat Sorter https://sourceforge.net/projects/fatsort/ untick sub folder first because it corrupts your games click on your HDD in the folder to sort box. Then rename your titles amario, bzelda, cmariokart and so on..in the order you want them on your HDD and then click on Sort, it will sort the titles in the order you want on your HDD and display them correctly in sxos.
 
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These tools look really nice but it doesn't help me because neither work with HDDs, please update.

P.S. I prefer the second tool.
 
SD Sorter was working for me with a ssd in Windows 10 1909, but since I updated to Win 10 20H2, sd sorter no longer works for me, neither does that other app listed above. Anyone know a fix?
 

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