It looks like VortexBox will do everything that AVA Media does.
VortexBox rips CDs to FLAC and MP3 automatically and downloads the
cover art. VortexBox is free instead of the £39 that AVA Media costs.
And you don't have to spend $100 on Windows Home Server.
You can also use VortexBox as a generic
mr_alan;401321 Wrote:
> I think GRIP can do things automatically on insert - and then eject when
> finished. If not, then abcde (*a* *b*etter *c*omman*d* line *e*ncoder -
> geddit?) for command line only servers. However, I find that I often
> have to change what comes up automatically from CDDB.
I think GRIP can do things automatically on insert - and then eject when
finished. If not, then abcde (*a* *b*etter *c*omman*d* line *e*ncoder -
geddit?) for command line only servers. However, I find that I often
have to change what comes up automatically from CDDB. This is
especially true for Cl
GlenL;401236 Wrote:
> You might want to take a look at Vortexbox http://vortexbox.org/about/
>
> I believe the author is a member of this site (which is always a good
> thing) :-)
Yeah, I had a look at Vortexbox previously, it looks good however I
guess this means that the box would exclusively
You might want to take a look at Vortexbox http://vortexbox.org/about/
I believe the author is a member of this site (which is always a good
thing) :-)
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Hi All,
Made a decision to purchase a barebones tranquilPC mainly to act as a
server for streaming music, file sharing etc., was going to add 1Tb
HDD/RAM and run Linux on this...
http://www.tranquilpc-shop.co.uk/acatalog/T7-330_Barebones.html
I preferred this over a NAS and although would be he
