tried it, uninstalled it after 15 minutes. cant remember why but it did stuff i didnt want it to do an i couldnt find settings to change it so gave up.
tried it, uninstalled it after 15 minutes. cant remember why but it did stuff i didnt want it to do an i couldnt find settings to change it so gave up.
It's supposed to support FLAC, but I don't have any such files.
I'm just a MP3/WMA user and it's flawless with those (as you'd expect)
It's the ease of ripping/tagging/organising that I really like.
Playlists work brilliantly with my little Sansa Clip player too.
It's supposed to support FLAC, but I don't have any such files.I'm just a MP3/WMA user and it's flawless with those (as you'd expect)It's the ease of ripping/tagging/organising that I really like.Playlists work brilliantly with my little Sansa Clip p
i may be wrong but i think it copied all my music three times into the library and the organised them all in alphabetical order which i couldnt seem to change.
i may be wrong but i think it copied all my music three times into the library and the organised them all in alphabetical order which i couldnt seem to change.
I have all of my music on a networked hard drive. I access it from 3 machines, an internet radio and a PS3.
The setup asked where to look for music so I told it. It scanned 4000 tracks in a few minutes and I can just click on whichever header to sort it that way. Headers range from album, artist, album, bitrate, length....
When I 'acquire' a new album I just copy it to the external drive and tell MM to rescan the new folder.
ID4 tag editing is an absolute doddle and the internet lookup of tracks works perfectly once you change the server to us.freedb.org
It also supports all sorts of podcasts and internet radio stations (though I only ever listen to Alex Jones)
Can't speak highly enough of it.
I have all of my music on a networked hard drive. I access it from 3 machines, an internet radio and a PS3.The setup asked where to look for music so I told it. It scanned 4000 tracks in a few minutes and I can just click on whichever header to sort
how does it compress it without sacrificing on quality?
i thought mp3 worked by lopping off the top and bottom freqs thus reducing file size. If so, how does this manage it?
how does it compress it without sacrificing on quality?i thought mp3 worked by lopping off the top and bottom freqs thus reducing file size. If so, how does this manage it?
dont spose anybody knows how i get the toolbars/taskbars i dunno whatever theyre called back on opera? i closed them all to watch videos but now i cant get them back. done a search but all i can find is "click of file" or whatever, i cant click on anything cos i dont have any taskbars toolbars whatsoever! i tried uninstalling/reinstalling opera but it just came back the exact same way as it was before with no taskbars. it must remember your last settings or something i dunno.
dont spose anybody knows how i get the toolbars/taskbars i dunno whatever theyre called back on opera? i closed them all to watch videos but now i cant get them back. done a search but all i can find is "click of file" or whatever, i cant click on an
Dunno mate, but lossless compression is certainly possible.
.gif files for example are smaller than the equivalent .bmp (of course, you can only use 256 colours)
Once stuff starts getting repeated it's easy enough to compress I suppose. You could compress the following text without data loss:
this is a sentence, this is a sentence, this is a sentence, this is a sentence, this is a sentence, this is a sentence, this is a sentence.
See what I mean?
Dunno mate, but lossless compression is certainly possible..gif files for example are smaller than the equivalent .bmp (of course, you can only use 256 colours)Once stuff starts getting repeated it's easy enough to compress I suppose. You could compr
FLAC stands for Free Lossless Audio Codec, an audio format similar to MP3, but lossless, meaning that audio is compressed in FLAC without any loss in quality. This is similar to how Zip works, except with FLAC you will get much better compression because it is designed specifically for audio, and you can play back compressed FLAC files in your favorite player
seems it is EGG, hence my q:FLAC stands for Free Lossless Audio Codec, an audio format similar to MP3, but lossless, meaning that audio is compressed in FLAC without any loss in quality. This is similar to how Zip works, except with FLAC you will get
Yeah, there was a 'how much compression' option when I just ripped a New Order track.
I used none and cannot in any way tell the difference from the CD track.
Yeah, there was a 'how much compression' option when I just ripped a New Order track.I used none and cannot in any way tell the difference from the CD track.
I've just bought a Cowon S9 for my travels and am trying to fill it up with FLAC files.
New Order is one of the artists I'm replacing the MP3s with FLAC.
Finding it easier to just use my favourite file sharing network rather than ripping.
I've just bought a Cowon S9 for my travels and am trying to fill it up with FLAC files.New Order is one of the artists I'm replacing the MP3s with FLAC.Finding it easier to just use my favourite file sharing network rather than ripping.
Londis, I'm thinking about this TV for my bedroom:http://www.digital-fusion.co.uk/Inu_products/INU_ProdDetailsL9.asp?ref=10823608£5 delivery is a bit steep.
garlicbread 04 Jan 20:56 Yeah, my boy is frighteningly good at COD. That's what a private education does for you ============================== Thought he would be at least a Lieutenant by now . ;-)
garlicbread 04 Jan 20:56 Yeah, my boy is frighteningly good at COD.That's what a private education does for you==============================Thought he would be at least a Lieutenant by now . ;-)