Please allow me to make a small addition to Miikerman’s post.
FatSorter has an installer that requires admin rights. For people that would like to update the files on the SanDisk Clip Sport on a system on which they do not have admin rights (such as for instance at work): Do an internet search on FAT sorting and you’ll find many alternative tools.
The process is rather simple if I understand it correctly: all files are moved to a temporary folder and replaced in alphabetical order. Sounds like something that you could implement yourself in your favourite programming language … [warning: could be that I’m overlooking some subtleties here :O]
I went for a ready-made bat file:
http://www.murraymoffatt.com/sortfolder.zip
Unzip and you’re ready to go without administrator rights. It is a sufficiently easy-to-use tool that is called from the command prompt and takes about half-a-minute to sort the entire SanDisk Clip Sport 4GB memory. Open the bat file in a text editor to view the instructions.
