elstensoftware;452132 Wrote: > It may use lame but lame is just the encoder, i.e. the bit of software > that creates an MP3. It won't give you a UI or anything like that. You > would have to use it manually for each of your music files. This is the > 'value' dbPowerAmp offers.
OK... Thanks... I may just make the payment... It seems like a payment-worthy product... On the split directory front, this is what I ended up having to do...It's not ideal...but it works: All shared files are still in my original directory with the artist/album directory structures... This includes all the old DRM protected iTunes tracks in an "iTunes" directory that is at the same 1st level sub-directory as my Artists. All my FLAC files were in a main directory with it's own artist/album sub-directory structure... I have since had to move the entire FLAC directory into my original directory... So now my FLAC directory is now at the same level as my iTunes and artist sub-directories. I now point SqueezeCenter at this big shared directory. My FLAC transcoded to MP3 files are now in a directory outside of this main directory. I don't have iTunes monitoring any directories... Each time I have new music, I use the <file> <add new directory>... So everytime I add mirrored music, I simply add that sub-directory within this mirrored directory. So basically I have two main directories now... A main one with FLAC and shared lossy files; and one with the lossy versions of my lossy files. It works great. It's just not as intuitive or structured as I would like it to be... -- MikeekiM SqueezeCenter Running on HP EX485 MediaSmart Server (WHS) - 1 SqueezeBox Duet - 4 SqueezeBox Booms ------------------------------------------------------------------------ MikeekiM's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=19937 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=64731 _______________________________________________ ripping mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/ripping
