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DDAR + MP3 Stuff
- To: "UKHA" <ukha_d@xxxxxxx>
- Subject: DDAR + MP3 Stuff
- From: "Kenneth Watt" <kennethwatt@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 7 Jun 2001 18:53:59 +0100
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Those of you that already have a DDAR an probably help with this one.
I want to rip a good proportion of my 300+ CD's, 200+ Albums and some tapes
to MP3 or WMA, if memory serves the DDAR is capable of receiving both
formats, but here is the burning questions, if I rip the music (CD's
anyway)
using Windows Media Player to WMA the file tags all seem to be correct and
things are shown as they should be for the track/artist/album/genre info
which is great and the file is smaller, the downside being the licence and
I
am not so sure about quality on non-MS product have you had experience of
this?
If I rip the CD's using Audio Catalyst, which is good and has a CDDB hook
up
for info, then all the track info is on a single line and this does not set
the ID tags correctly, total pain :o( Imagine having to type out all this
info! Is there something I'm missing here, or have you found an easier way
of doing this?
I just went and got a 40G drive solely for MP3 storage and I do not want to
start typing out track info for that many albums if there is any way I can
avoid it.
Any pointers appreciated.
Ta
K.
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