Peter wrote: > 325xi wrote: >> I know this subject has already been discussed to death, but I couldn't >> find an answer on this particular question - are there any advantages >> of ripping CD to separate tracks? SB seems to handle images with cue >> sheets very well, and such images are actually easier to manage... >> >> Everyone however seems to keep separate tracks - what am I missing? >> > > Many people (like me) prefer to 'browse music folder'...? > > (I wonder why people bother with that cue-img stuff, it's not like > you're using audio CD's anymore, are you?)
I never use cue files, but I hardly use BMF. It's much easier to search for tracks or artists. Also, this often turns up tracks I didn't know I had in the depths of my collection. For example, I wanted to play "The Leaving of Liverpool" by Steve Tilston (from the "Of Many Hands" album). So, I searched for "Leaving of Liverpool". It returned two results - the Steve Tilston track and the same song performed by The Pogues (from the "Red Roses for Me" album). I didn't even know I had that track. I would never have found it if I were using BMF. R. _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
