Pascal Hibon;313933 Wrote: > I use an old desktop PC as a server. It is running Windows Server 2003. > This OS has a very small memory consumption unlike an XP workstation. > It has an adapted RAID controller and two 350 GB drives configured in > RAID1 (mirror). The RAID controller provides data security. I will be > adding a couple of large hard disks in the near future because my 350 > GB drives are getting full. > I use wav format as well. Why, because I use my digital music library > for different sources such as an iPod, Palm, SqueezeBox and a Denon DJ > Media Player. The common format they all support is wav. My wav files > are tagged with ID3v2.3 tags. This way of tagging will get supported by > SC very soon now. > My server PC is installed in a room upstairs where I leave it running > day and night. It doesnt produce a lot of noise; there is only the > power supply fan that runs on it. I have configured my system so that > the hard drives stop spinning after 15 minutes of inactivity. It > doesnt need a monitor, keyboard or mouse because I can access it > through Remote Desktop.The forcing of ID3 tags in wav files is not good > advise to give. I sure wouldn't do it. You are just looking for problems because it breaks the .wav standard. You can make it work but you never know when a problem is going to show up. While it can work and function ok no players support it. Maybe 1 or 2 albums if you just have to do it but I wouldn't risk a large collection on it. I wouldn't think that the SB is going to support this non standard type of tag for wav. With flac or Mp3's you can store much more info correctly and you can imbed album art and store art by having it in the same folder.
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