I suggest you have a look at Media Monkey.
I use Media Monkey to manage my 68,000 track library of mainly FLAC
files.
Media Monkey will also synch to ipods and many other MP3 players or
external drives. Part of the synch functionality allows you to transcode
on the fly. So, when I synch my ipod
corbey;434002 Wrote:
> Do you find that using the multi-encoder plugin with dbpoweramp slows
> down the ripping process quite a bit? I have a quad core processor, but
> when I do multi-encoding, dbpoweramp doesn't seem to be able to
> multithread like it does otherwise.
>
> I'm just wondering if
I use simplify media to make all the files in my itunes library (320k
mp3's and Apple lossless) available anywhere on my windows laptop, my
wife's macbook and in time, on the iphone that's likely in my future.
If you just want access to the files on the go and you always have
connectivity, this m
Do you find that using the multi-encoder plugin with dbpoweramp slows
down the ripping process quite a bit? I have a quad core processor, but
when I do multi-encoding, dbpoweramp doesn't seem to be able to
multithread like it does otherwise.
I'm just wondering if maybe I don't have something set
Have a lossless library that is mirrored in a lossy format.
I use dbpoweramp to rip to both FLAC and mp3 in one pass using the
Multi Encode plug-in. They are stored in separate directories where
everything is identical except the file type...
Music/FLAC/Artist/Album/Filename.flac
Music/MP3/Artis
Hi All,
Was wondering if anyone can help me understand how to manage a digital
library that gives me the lossless quality at home, but the space
management of lossy files on the go...
I currently have my entire collection ripped to lossy LAME MP3s at a
reasonably high bit rate... But I am looki
