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Not ready for everyday consumption, close
I was all excited downloaded everything tonight, logged out logged in which seemed to help with the install?
Not ready for everyday consumption, close
i'll have to rip some oggs of my own to be sure, but using the one track i happened to find it seems like this is a proof of concept, but not very polished -- on a dual 1GHz machine, lightly loaded, i get dropouts every few seconds playing the track in iTunes.. this is extremely rare with high bitrate mp3s
Ready for everyday consumption!
This is my experience with Ogg Vorbis and iTunes:
Rip first, then convert in batch
G4 800 w/ 1GB very slow rip time with Ogg Drop compared to ripping with the Itunes .mp3 slight problem, although a smaller file size for the sound of course.
When I ripped my collection, it made a lot more sense to first rip everything to wav via itunes (or everything I could until I was getting ready to go to sleep). I'd then highlight all the .wav files, and convert them all to mp3 at once -- which usually took a few hours, so I let it run overnight. This way I could switch all the cds in and out at top speed at the beginning (on a fast cd drive, this is about 3 minutes/cd), rather than being limited by the slower of the cpu and the cd drive during any individual rip-and-convert operation. |
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