Yes points taken but my point stil stands I say, if you already have
a MP3 collection which you established through another ripping
programme then you may have a bit of typing to do <smile>.
I'm not knocking Itunes, its an excellent piece of software and I too
used it but I think that VLC suits my needs better, I rip with Max
Ripper and its a far better ripper than Itunes will ever be, far more
accurate results etc. If you're comfortable with what you're using
however then that's the main thing.
On 19/09/2007, at 2:48 AM, Kevin Reeves wrote:
I was originally from the old winamp camp. However, after using the
library for the past 2 months, I can't go back. Most everything you
rip or download is tagged correctly. If iTunes can connect to cddb,
your CD's will import without problems, unless it's a custom disk. A
year ago, I was annoyed like you all, but now I'm seriously hooked on
this way of searching out music in my collection. I'm working on
importing everything in, then I will transfer the whole library to an
external hd, and tell iTunes to only import to that drive as the main
library. I'll do a tutorial for you all on how to get around the
library, so you can get an idea on how incredibly easy it is. Trust
me. You'll never go back to the finder again.
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