I've been using AssetUPNP on a NAS for a while but I'd like to try running it from my Windows laptop. I have installed AssetUPNP successfully and it's working but I have a couple of questions about accessing it;
1. How do I get to the settings? I have set up a short cut to AssetConfig.exe....
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Previously the CD ripper would place the takes in the designated folder. Now the ripper started adding separate folders for the artist and a subfolder for the album so now the tracks are two folders away from where I want them.
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I've been using AssetUPNP on a NAS for a while but I'd like to try running it from my Windows laptop. I have installed AssetUPNP successfully and it's working but I have a couple of questions about accessing it;
1. How do I get to the settings? I have set up a short cut to AssetConfig.exe.... -
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I had no issues converting AIFF to different sampling frequency AIFF. But when I try to convert AIFF files to mp3 I get errors:Error converting to mp3 (Lame), 'C:\Users\Ferrara\Desktop\New folder\podcast-intro.aiff' to 'C:\Users\Ferrara\Desktop\New folder\podcast-intro.mp3'...
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I've now scanned my music folder with PerfectTunes (trial version), and to my surprise, errors were found on 11 CDs (so not accurate).
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