Of course someone had to bring this up. I used to mess around with tags
until I got dbpoweramp. It searches AMG, GD3, SontaDB, Musicbrainz &
freedb and if you like custom tags, set the way you want your tags and
forget it. The program does them on the fly plus offers the ability to
edit tags dire
pick up huge
volume differences from track to track.
All replay gain does is set the volume level for each track so you
don't have to, and no it doesn't ignore some of the digital stream to
do that.
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If you thinks its slower than it should be I would pop over to
dbpoweramp.com and check the forums. Likely the answer is there
already or you can get Spoon to give you a hand to get it fixed up.
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o
AC isn't excellent, it is.
+1
All that and rev 14 gives you access to the meta data sites for as long
as you own it, no more yearly fees for access. There is also a new
online art search feature which works very well.
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p tagging like you want it gets
easier every version and the support forum will help with whatever you
need help with.
All that and I need a converter to change format for my iPod - I would
prefer to use Rockbox and flac but the listening environment in the car
is compromised anyway so compressed
14 no more yearly renewal for meta data sites.
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of bad judgement."
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ere if you like artwork etc
to go with your tags.
In my case I found it well worth my time to go back and rerip 400+
disks. No errors, nice FLAC tags, artwork, and good clean rips. With
a good quality CD/DVD reader it takes less time than you think to
re-rip.
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ther than make it easier. I like them for
> an overview of my collection sometimes but really don't need them. If i
> listened to music on my computers then i'd probably use the mediamonkey
> i bought more.
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y smooth or progressive or big band or vocal.
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ed the music on my device is compressed.
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noise or sounds in any of those tracks
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+1 for db-Poweramp getting it right often enough. Their approach to
tagsgets enough right the first time that you can just sit back and
listen to the music...
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of bad judgement."
-- F
on it would be a
pain.
I have read here in the forum that foobar can do on the fly conversion
and that can be used in place of a second library for syncing portable
devices with a compressed format but I have never used foobar.
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tedfroop
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Don't know what your decor is like but I have always liked this stuff...
http://boltz.com/CD-Floor-Rack-Shelving-2400.html
Floor standing, wall mount, and for SB owners, lots of capacity, and
lots of expansion ability as well.
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process. This should give you two sets
of media in different formats with the same tags. When you are done you
should have two directories with the same number of files and folders.
>From there rip to one, rip or convert to the other as you add music.
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"Good judgemen
Of course the thread would never be complete without mentioning the you
can add replay gain/album gain to your tracks as you rip them with
dbPoweramp.
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tedfroop
"Good judgement is the result of experience ... Experience is the result
of bad judgement."
-- F
having to convert to lossy format works great for me.
It also allows me to sync from my Linux music server box.
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tedfroop
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of bad judgement."
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n the system BIOS to make sure that DMA capability is
properly set for the drive. Upon restart, hopefully the drive will be
operating in Ultra DMA mode (if it wasn't originally).
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tedfroop
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of bad
.
Or in the case of seasonal music, put it in one folder that can be
moved in and out of the scanned folder depending on the season.
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of bad judgement."
-- F
k and rerip
the unconverted tracks and retag so they match than to rerip everything
and be sure it was accurate.
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tedfroop
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of bad judgement."
Have a look at www.cdfreaks.com they have reviews that include reporting
of read/write error rates.
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And another vote for DBPoweramp - with the AMG (All Media Guide) plugin
it does decent tags and adds artwork when you rip as well.
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queezebox if your box is wired. If its wireless
you will need to wake the pc first.
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Thanks for the link (and previous posts about dbPoweramp) - I have a
bunch of import/rare stuff that required scanning to get artwork for
iTunes.
The best part is listening and tagging for the last couple hours
without the remote or volume adjustment!
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to deal with this with iTunes so something
simple to work with would be nice.
Is MP3gain a good way to fix up the track gain? Any tips on using it?
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