Hi Erik,
Try setting your VoiceOver navigation options so that your cursors
track -- or at least so that "Mouse Cursor follows VoiceOver cursor"
is checked and tell us what happens.
I've always had a better experience in iTunes when I have my cursors
tracking.
Cheers,
Esther
On Nov 9, 2008, at 4:06 AM, erik burggraaf wrote:
The second is the thing that's really got me. I only like high
bitrate natural stereo mp3's, and I've got the where with all to
indulge my tastes, or at least I did on the windows side. Now you
would think this would be straight forward.
Open Itunes.
Push command comma for the preferences.
VO to the import settings button and press vo space.
VO space on the encode using popup button and change it to mp3.
VO Space on the Setting popup button and change it to custome.
That much of it works just fine.
When I press enter on custome I get lovely options.
I set the stereo bit rate to 192, The sampling rate to 44100 hz, and
the channel seperation to normal.
When I hit the OK button I still have the encoder set to mp3 and the
setting option set to custome, but in the detales box it still says
160 kbps 44100 hz joint stereo.
I've tried pressing the OK button to save all the settings and when
I press command comma to get back to prefs it still says 160 kbps.
I've tried it with the smart encoding adjustments box checked and
unchecked.
I'd think it was a possible permition error, but the encoder setting
always stays at mp3 and the setting button always stas at custome.
It's only the actual custom settings that revert. The other strange
thing is that the smart encoding check box stays the way I put it.
It was checked when I tried this the first couple of times. Then I
unchecked it and it has stayed unchecked even as I re apply the
settings so I can detale my problem for this email.
