pippin wrote:
The 7.0.1 version is waiting for approval since yesterday, let's hope it
makes it before the holiday shutdown.
Great app with great support!
I think your app is way too cheap for the service you provide us!
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Guess I'd prefer to use LMS on the vortexbox as soon as possible instead
of doing the switch after all CDs have been re-ripped. So I'd use the
folder structure as suggested above and copy the old mp3 files into it.
You could turn off the old LMS (but not uninstalling yet) and get used
to the
I'll throw in another thought. I really like my Vortexboxes (I have 3).
But the one thing I don't use them for is ripping CDs. The ripper in
the VB does NOT use ACCURATERIP. It uses a secure type ripper that
pre-Accuraterip would have been very, very good. And it still works
well. But it doesn't
Pascal Hibon wrote:
Great app with great support!
I think your app is way too cheap for the service you provide us!
:)
Well, then let's all remember what else you can do for iPeng 7 by rating
it ;)
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pippin wrote:
:)
Well, then let's all remember what else you can do for iPeng 7 by rating
it ;)
good point. we forget that not everyone hangs out here. I just added a
review at the itunes store.
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pippin wrote:
:)
Well, then let's all remember what else you can do for iPeng 7 by rating
it ;)
Done!
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iPeng on iPod Touch.
SqueezePad
Thank you :)
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pippin wrote:
:)
Well, then let's all remember what else you can do for iPeng 7 by rating
it ;)
Also done on my side. Thanks for this new version. It's great to see
that the Squeezebox world is pretty well alive!
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donmacn wrote:
I haven't looked at this in any detail yet, but the issue must be the
storage memory used and the bandwidth needed to play larger
'uncompressed' files? Less compression = more memory and more network
traffic?
That is correct, but for FLAC the difference in file sizes between
Guys, thanks all - a lot of useful stuff in these replies.
as it happens I stayed home today to try and shake off a bug, and not
inflict it on the rest of the office. So, I downloaded dbpa to try
playing / learning that, as I'd got the suggestion earlier about using a
separate ripper from the
regarding bagpipe, rip a couple of CDs and see how it handles the names.
Not sure without trying. also try converting the ripped FLAC files to
mp3 with these names and see if that works.
For ripping, the only DSP I use when creating FLACs (or converting FLACs
to mp3) is the ReplayGain DSP. I
donmacn wrote:
First off, I missed the 'secure' ripping option and started in 'burst'
mode. I was surprised at how quick things were going by comparison to my
previous process of EAC and Lame. Then I got a couple of tracks with
inaccurate rips, looked a bit deeper, and found the 'secure'
aubuti wrote:
This shouldn't happen as often in dBpa as in EAC, at least not if you
have dBpa set up correctly. I'm on the other side of the pond from my
dBpa right now, but you want a setting that will do a burst rip, and
then compare the rip (actually the checksums) to the AccurateRip
Brilliant! Thanks again to all.
Gary - I'll go and play with those ripper settings (Gain and 'ultra
secure') and see how I go.
Aubuti - I think I WAS confusing the filename and tag contents. And I'm
happy that I can use 6/8s as intended!
On the question of 'Springsteen Bruce' - though I
probably wandering a bit off-topic here, but I re-ripped the Springsteen
CD using those settings, and it was still a long process. All down to
the last track. Probably about 18-20mins to do that alone. First time
round it had to re-rip something like 160 frames, this time it was 300+.
I left it
donmacn wrote:
Brilliant! Thanks again to all.
Gary - I'll go and play with those ripper settings (Gain and 'ultra
secure') and see how I go.
Aubuti - I think I WAS confusing the filename and tag contents. And I'm
happy that I can use 6/8s as intended!
On the question of 'Springsteen
donmacn wrote:
probably wandering a bit off-topic here, but I re-ripped the Springsteen
CD using those settings, and it was still a long process. All down to
the last track. Probably about 18-20mins to do that alone. First time
round it had to re-rip something like 160 frames, this time it
donmacn wrote:
On the question of 'Springsteen Bruce' - though I happily accept that
LMS can interpret or display this sensibly, what's the benefit of having
the additional ARTISTSORT element in the tag that might not get used? Is
it simply to add it in because it's automatic and doesn't
Slightly OT, but has anyone managed to install Vortexbox from a USB
stick?
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Pippin, thanks for the update!
One thing that I can't figure out and I miss - when my phone is locked
(iPhone 5s, ios 7-whatever-is-current) the album art and player controls
no longer appear on the lock screen. I don't remember ever having to
specifically turn this on previously, nor can I
That was an option and iPeng 7 currently does indeed not have it.
What the App needs to do to enable this is to stay running in the
background which generally is a big no-no in Apple's App Store rules.
They have never complained about it in the old iPeng and it's indeed a
bit of an edge case
I must applaud the dark mode :) i like that .
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