If you can Tag on a Windows machine, I'd use
Tag&Rename by softpointerDOTcom.
-- D
--- Koenraadr
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> Thank you all for your help so far, I'm well on my
> way encoding my FLAC
> and MP3's (sorry, girlfriend needs Ipod
> compatibility).
>
> Question:
> I have my music
My $.02...
I have my SlimServer on a dedicated WinXP workstaion
with an external 640GB FireWire800 RAID-5 array
attached to the PC in my back room. In the living room
I also have a M$ Media Center edition with a dedicated
500GB LaCie FireWire800 HD for a duplicate music
library. In having a very v
> Can someone please clarify
>
>
> 1) Is there a certain directory structure that needs
> to be adhered to?
>
>
> 2) What tagging should be used? In the past DISC=n
> was all that was
> needed. Now it is not working. I tried to set
> DISCC together with DISC
> and also DISCNUMBER. No l
--- Ultramog
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I've been SB2/Slimserving for a couple months, very
> happy camper. Local
> OSX drive is filling up and I calculate I'll need
> about 500GB for the
> current collection, which grows steadily. Should I
> get:
>
> 1) A 500GB external drive and then anoth
> And sometimes, you want to split up a single CD into
> multiple albums.
> For example, I did that to the 1999 reissue of Pet
> Sounds, which has the
> entire album twice, first in the original mono, and
> then a new stereo
> remaster.
>
> > That's why my feature request included the menu
> op
I'm with Takashi on this... I have tagged an extensive
library (>4500+ albums) and when it comes to multidisc
sets, I just keep going with the track number. To me,
I don't care what disc number it is from. I treat the
entire disc set as a single disc and the track numbers
are iterative so no matter
The screenshot of the 'Java Interface' has the
SoftSqueeze java app with the name 'SofttSqueeze'
still embedded in the app window
http://www.mp3beamer.com/ss_java.html
-- D
--- kdf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Quoting PAUL WILLIAMSON <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
>
> > Ironically, I don't think the
* radish shaped the electrons to say...
> >Could it be file types? I'm mainly vorbis & FLAC,
> with only a very few
> >mp3s. I know vorbis tags are supposed to be
> somewhat better designed
> >than ID3, but I don't know if they're more
> efficient to read. Also do
> >the obvious things like making
--- radish
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What I don't understand is why the scan time is
> seemingly exponential.
> I can do a full wipe and rescan of about 10,000
> tracks in under 15
> minutes (more like 10), so why does 7x the tracks
> take 96x as long to
> scan?
Radish... diff OS?? Is Linux th
Just to chime-in I have a dual 500MHz Dell
Precision workstaion with 2Gb RAM and a 640Gb MicroNet
RAID-5 connected via firewire 800 that stores my
>70,000 tunes on WinXP SP2. I have been a SlimDevices
customer since around v3 of the slim server software.
An initial scan of the library takes o
My $.02 as to Universal Remotes My Harmony 768 has
performed flawlessly for my for more than a year now
and controls EVERYTHING I own... even my appliances,
downloads TV listings, controls the SB, LCD-TV, VCR,
DVD player, Windows Media Cntr Edition, lights, air
conditioner, fireplace, thermosta
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