I have been using TAC for 3 months now and can recommend it to anyone.
Very easy-to-use plus supports almost all formats. The only drawback is
that TAC does not convert protected formats.
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LappiPump
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Here's my £0.02.
I rip my single-artist CDs...
F:\music\artist\album\track no-track name.filetype
...so F:\music\Wings\Wild Life\01-Mumbo.mp3
...and compilations...
F:\music\compilations\album\track no-track name.filetype
...so F:\music\compilations\1998 The Album\01-Here We Go.mp3
As ceejay su
Slimserver 6.5.4 on Debian Etch.
Albums as single flac files with embedded cuesheets all in a single
directory.
Tags are created by flactag from MusicBrainz.
"Compilations" setting is "list albums by band"
Fishbone skin (if that matters).
All of my Peel Sessions, Greatest Hits, etc. are getting
ntom;168846 Wrote:
> I HAVE however just SOLVED the problem.! Nothing like trying to
> decribe a problem for focusing the mind.
>
> I checked the tags again & realised that the albums causing the problem
> had COMPILATION=0 where as the ones listed OK did not [i.e. no
> COMPILATION tag
There is a lot of discussion on this forum and many others about
recovering the digital audio from DVD-A discs. Technically I believed
from my research that save using software tools which were all but
banned, this was a non-trivial (read very very hard here) problem to
solve. As an aside, I like
snarlydwarf;223557 Wrote:
> What did you use to encode them? Winamp uses a weird FLAC encoder that
> is known to havee issues with other players.
>
> See http://forums.slimdevices.com/showpost.php?p=221343&postcount=7
Ah ha! I used WinAmp.Now if I can get the FLAC front end to work, I'll
have
Ages ago (probably around a year) someone posted a script (possibly in
perl or bash script but maybe just a dos script) to test an entire
library of flac files for errors.
At the time I was stunned to find i had several problems in my library
and its taken me all this time to fix up and replace
