New user needs help importing to iTunes

[douggoss]

I need some help please. I have imported much of my music from CD to an external hard drive "M' (for music). I used dbPoweramp to import the music to the M drive and saved them as FLAC files. My thought was to have a lossless backup (archive copy) of all my music on the M drive, then import the files to iTunes (C drive) as AAC 256kpbs. Now when I go to itunes to File > Add To Library nothing happens.

I am guessing it has to do with the files being FLAC files. Do I have to convert them to something else before importing? Can anyone give me advice on how to do this? I have a few thousand cd's so hopefully it is something I can do to in batch? Any and all help will be appreciated.

Thanks!

[Spoon]

Re: New user needs help importing to iTunes

iTunes cannot read FLAC, you can convert them with dBpoweramp Batch Converter to any format you want (perhaps Apple Lossless)

[maspa]

Re: New user needs help importing to iTunes

Spoon

I have a similar situation wher I used Roxio Creator 2009 to load lossless wav to an extrenal drive however Roxio doubles the time length of reach song and I can't correct it. Problem persists when downloading from hard drive to ipod in AAC. I want to start over and redo it using dbpoweramp. Should I continue lossles ripping in wav format? Whats best way to the download to ipod in AAC format? Or should I do something completely different?

Many thanks

maspa

[Spoon]

Re: New user needs help importing to iTunes

You could encode to both Wav and AAC using dBpoweramp CD Ripper at the same time using Multi-Encoder.

[Ringmaster]

Re: New user needs help importing to iTunes

Can PowerAmp add tagging to .wav files?

[Spoon]

Re: New user needs help importing to iTunes

Answered on your other thread (there is no need to ask the same question multiple times).

[sdtsvhj]

Re: New user needs help importing to iTunes

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