Kevin and anyone else,
When I do this manually, it creates an .m4a file that is 94K in size. I did
this for the whole album. It created 12 songs and they were all 94K and will
not play. Any other advice? What could be wrong with the configuration? Is it
helpful to delete the plst file?
Thanks.
Thanks Kevin, I will try that.
Kristeen
On Jun 2, 2014, at 9:37 AM, Kevin Shaw wrote:
> hi Kristeen,
>
> Set iTunes and Finder to do nothing and try manually importing by VO-Shift-M
> in the track list and choosing Create AAC Version. If you're still getting 3k
> file names, something's up w
hi Kristeen,
Set iTunes and Finder to do nothing and try manually importing by VO-Shift-M in
the track list and choosing Create AAC Version. If you're still getting 3k file
names, something's up with your iTunes configuration. A little extra work, but
this way you can spot any problems.
Kevin
I don't know. I just ripped a CD a week or so ago and it worked OK for me. I
encoded into MP3 at 192 KB stereo. I didn't encounter any problems except I had
to manually tag the files because this CD was an artist demo and that disc was
never submitted to Grace Notes.
On Jun 1, 2014, at 4:59 PM,
When I put a CD in my Mac Mini, it appears in Finder and iTunes. I have iTunes
set to import and eject. No matter what CD I try, it finishes importing them
and it ejects them. THe problem is, all it has imported is the title of each
song on the CD. They are all about 3 KB in size and have no aud
