Hi folks.
Where could you download Max? I'd like to try it.
/Krister
9 nov 2008 kl. 21.39 skrev erik burggraaf:
Oh my lord yes. This! Is the thing right here. Try it for ripping
and you will never rip another cd with ITunes. And if you want your
cd rips intergrated into your ITunes library, snap! It will do that
at your option, and even create playlists for you or add the files
to a playlist. Choice is good.
Music brains also has it's own cross platform mp3 tagger which I am
just about to try since I need to submit an album to the database.
Are these posted to the VO compadibility list? If not I'll post them.
Thanks for the tip. It's smokin good.
erik burggraaf
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On 9-Nov-08, at 9:25 AM, Alex Jurgensen wrote:
Hi,
There are other CD rippers. I think Max will do it.
Thanks for listening,
Alex,
On 9-Nov-08, at 6:06 AM, erik burggraaf wrote:
OK friends, I'm back in to ITunes because I have to have it for
my mp3 player. It is a true test of my love for my macbook.
Right now I'm thinkin bout going out to the fire escape and
kicking it so I can hear it rang! Clang! Bang! down three fleights
of stairs to the pavement.
Here's my current problem. I haven't found anything I really like
for ripping cd's, and I've got a few that I want to convert to
mp3. I figured since ITunes is already here and I have to librafy
my albums collection anyway to sync it with my IPod, I may as well
give it a shot and see if it flies at all.
I have run up against two problems. The first is that I can't
figure out how to tell ITunes not to put my cd rips in with the
rest of my music. This is rather important because before the
albums go into my collection, they need to have .sfv files added.
Then they need to be backed up to DVD and the dvd's need to be
catalogged. The files themselves may also need minor
adjustments. For example, I always remove words like A or The
from artist names to make them sort into the proper order. I
think I could do all this even if the files are placed into my
library, but it would just be faster and easier to have them in
their own folder. I've looked through the import settings, but I
don't see a way to do this.
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.
Now I'm off to take a breather and scope some tunes or something.
The computer doesn't usually get me down, but ITunes is so damned
proprietary and useless, it gets the upper hand on me all the
time. I'll be greatful for any enlightenment you can give me, and
maybe when I settle down I'll have a quick google and see if I can
find a deacent ripping program for the mac. Need a catalogger too
come to think of it. I'm still using my old windows catalogging
system. It's a very nice catalogging system, but it is quite old
and under developped, and it's a bit out of the way popping up
windows just to find out what dvd's such and such an artist
resides on.
Thanks guys,
erik burggraaf
Certified Technician
Assistive Computing LTD Support and training
Sales department: 888-828-2445
Support and Training: 888-255-5194
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Website coming soon
