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Hey guys,
I've been using dbpa for quite a while and have successfully ripped a few hundred CDs to FLAC and stored on a network drive. In order to use these on mobile devices I've been using batch converter every so often to convert them all to 320kbps mp3s. It was only recently that I got curious enough to look for a better solution and found out about the multi-encoder feature. Multi-encoder has been working fine for me however I don't have my settings the same and I can't figure out what the difference is. Here's the goal: I want it to rip FLACs to one folder and include the album artwork in that folder as folder.jpg, which is already working. I also want it to rip mp3s to a different folder with embedded artwork and no other files in the folder. (i.e. no folder.jpg) What setting do I need to change to make that happen?
I appreciate everything I've already learned about this software from lurking on these forums!
I've been using dbpa for quite a while and have successfully ripped a few hundred CDs to FLAC and stored on a network drive. In order to use these on mobile devices I've been using batch converter every so often to convert them all to 320kbps mp3s. It was only recently that I got curious enough to look for a better solution and found out about the multi-encoder feature. Multi-encoder has been working fine for me however I don't have my settings the same and I can't figure out what the difference is. Here's the goal: I want it to rip FLACs to one folder and include the album artwork in that folder as folder.jpg, which is already working. I also want it to rip mp3s to a different folder with embedded artwork and no other files in the folder. (i.e. no folder.jpg) What setting do I need to change to make that happen?
I appreciate everything I've already learned about this software from lurking on these forums!
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