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How do you organise your music?
2007-01-05, 4:45 AM #41
its scattered across my hard drive in a cranky mess.
2007-01-05, 4:55 AM #42
Artist\Year - Album\Track # - Title.ext
2007-01-05, 5:09 AM #43
Music\Prog
or Music\Not Prog

But seriously, for the organised stuff it's

Artist\Year - Album Title\Track# - Track Title.ogg
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2007-01-05, 5:48 AM #44
Th iTunes default. I love iTunes' ripping, beats Winamp's "Let's rip to a winamp-only format, unless you pay us!"
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2007-01-05, 6:52 AM #45
Keep in mind that you paid for iTunes, too.
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2007-01-05, 7:21 AM #46
Why does everyone have trouble finding ripping software...

I hate to say it, but Windows Media Player has a perfectly capable ripping section that (if you change the option!) will rip to MP3 in whatever quality you want.
2007-01-05, 10:12 AM #47
I have lots of disorganised music, but the music that is organised is like this:

Artist - Album\Artist - Album - # - Title.mp3 or ogg

Example:
Andrew Bird's Bowl Of Fire - Andrew Bird & the Mysterious Production of Eggs\Andrew Bird's Bowl Of Fire - Andrew Bird & the Mysterious Production of Eggs - 03 - A Nervous Tic Motion of the Head to the Left.mp3
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2007-01-05, 11:01 AM #48
Originally posted by Axecrasher:
I have music in two forms digitally and on CD.



Digitally and on CD, uh huh. :psyduck:
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2007-01-05, 12:16 PM #49
Originally posted by Zloc_Vergo:
Th iTunes default. I love iTunes' ripping, beats Winamp's "Let's rip to a winamp-only format, unless you pay us!"


I thought that iTunes ripped it to some random format too. :/
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2007-01-06, 12:40 AM #50
I don't like to learn new things, so i seem to always use iTunes to rip CDs to my Linux partition, then set Rhythmbox to scan ~/Documents/My Music/iTunes Music/(artist)/(album).
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2007-01-06, 12:41 AM #51
Originally posted by Baconfish:
I thought that iTunes ripped it to some random format too. :/

AAC by default, but a lot of programs can play that and you can tell it to rip in mp3 instead.
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2007-01-06, 1:13 AM #52
I rip with crip under FreeBSD. It's simple and it works.
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2007-01-06, 2:12 AM #53
[QUOTE=Victor Van Dort]People that complain about iTunes don't get their music legally :p[/QUOTE]

iTunes sucks!
You can't judge a book by it's file size
2007-01-06, 2:15 AM #54
[QUOTE=Victor Van Dort]People that complain about iTunes don't get their music legally :p[/QUOTE]

shoot yourself! :)

i dont get my music legally but itunes is handy as hell at uni because the internet connection doesnt work well and its a good way for everyone to network their songs with each other, making itunes the #1 choice for people who dislike paying for music.
2007-01-06, 2:19 AM #55
Seriously? I've never tried because I thought it was legally obtainable only
You can't judge a book by it's file size
2007-01-06, 2:34 AM #56
band - [album] - ## - <song>

-> sort by filename.
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2007-01-06, 2:37 AM #57
Originally posted by TheCarpKing:
AAC by default, but a lot of programs can play that and you can tell it to rip in mp3 instead.

AAC is the better choice, for two reasons. AAC is a better codec, and iTunes' MP3 encoder blows more than a Hong Kong hooker.

[QUOTE=Cool Matty]Why does everyone have trouble finding ripping software...[/QUOTE]
Seriously. EAC in the simple mode is pretty easy and foolproof. CDex isn't too bad, either. MusikCube has an even easier interface, and encodes with LAME right out of the box.
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