From: Daniel Kendell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Isn't this a bit weak that one has to force quit iTunes because of this ???
No not really, since the computer is infact doing a lot of complex calculations when encoding a CD to AAC or any other format.
The only thing that could be done better is some king of function in iTunes code that handles such an event, kills the import, clears the buffer, informs you of the corruption and gives you the option of trying that track again.
That's what I was getting at, a bit weak!
Larry
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