Topic: Questions having to do with iTunes, iVolume, and DSi Sound.

I'm reworking some of my game soundtracks (I enjoy listening to some great soundtracks via DSiSound, lol) since some of them have some minor issues. One of them being the placements of some of the tracks. What does the DSi look for exactly in the music file to determine where it is placed in the folder? (and how it shows up on the screen?) Cause I have one soundtrack (Epic Yarn, lol) where everything seems normal, but one track that's supposed to be near the beginning ends up at the very end. Checked the file and track number is correct and everything too. Remember bringing this up a while back before but couldn't figure anything out, figured I'll try asking again.

Another question is about something I found about called iVolume...basically works with iTunes to adjust all the music's volume to the same level. Mainly cause when I try to listen to some tracks on my DSi (and yes, with headphones) I can barely hear it. Anyone out there know the program? Is there a way to adjust everything to match the level based on one of my tracks? The soundtrack I mentioned earlier seems perfect on my DSi, so I wanna adjust everything based on that level. Thanks in advance.

EDIT: Forgot to ask, when converting everything to AAC, is there a way to make iTunes to convert everything into one folder? So it doesn't have to like send the soundtrack in multiple folders due to different artists and whatnot. (its a pain in the but to get everything together to send it off to the SD card. >_>)

...Almost forgot about this thread, seemed like it was ignored too...T_T
iVolume was being a pain and not working, and seems like it won't work for the DSi...so, need another solution to leveling the volume to my music...HALP!!! lol