RE: Windows Media Player vs. Foobar/dBpa/VLC/Groove-Music
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Re: Windows Media Player vs. Foobar/dBpa/VLC/Groove-Music
if the file is there it's ok!Comment
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Re: Windows Media Player vs. Foobar/dBpa/VLC/Groove-Music
Yes. All the downloaded files can be deleted. I assume you've done the import theme foobargarym step. Afterwards you can delete that downloaded file.Comment
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Gary, No, I have not tried anything out yet as such. Only done the d/l and installing. Thanks.Comment
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Then don't delete the foobargarym file until after you import the theme. Then you can delete it. Keep in mind I can't see the pics you are posting (yet).Comment
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I am not going to 'IMPORT MUSIC LIBRARY' as yet because - well - I don't have any music! And I am not importing 'WMA' from my old external-HD. I can't wait till the day I wipe all them dodgy compressed mp3s off!
btw - I received a PM from Mr. Spoon (not sure what time it was sent) saying that a max. of 20 x PNGs can be uploaded before the moderating actions come into play. After which, you can upload another 20 x images, I guess. Probably all outlined in the forum 'guidelines' which I should read sometime!Comment
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Yes. GUI should change a lot.
ps you do probably post too many pics. You don't need a pic of *everything*. Just the more complex things that are hard to describe. I've probably posted only 20 pics in total over 3,000+ posts.Comment
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Also, go ahead and import the few things you've ripped. You can see how it looks. You only configure the foobar library once. Afterwards any new music that is ripped to that parent directory will automatically show up. And if you ever change the file locations, just go into the foobar menu and point it at the new parent directory. Simple!Last edited by garym; August 12, 2017, 10:19 PM.Comment
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deleted/moved to https://forum.dbpoweramp.com/showthr...(help-)/page21Comment
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Hi again, If I check the 'Length' box in the 'Tag ID Options' window (ie. so as to permit this particular tag to show on compatible devices):
[ATTACH=CONFIG]1524[/ATTACH]
... and then I call up the 'Create New Tag' on the bottom of the page (as per screenshot):
[ATTACH=CONFIG]1523[/ATTACH]
... there is no choice (in the pop-up scroll) for 'Length'!? I would have thought that all of the possible tags offered in the 'Tag ID Options' (first screenshot) would appear in the lower pop-up of 'Create New Tag'. Or do you just have to type in the ones which are missing, please? ThanksComment
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I had two tabs open and inadvertently posted it incorrectly.Comment
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OK, no worries, I'll cut back on the uploads. Thanks.Comment
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Re: Windows Media Player vs. Foobar/dBpa/VLC/Groove-Music
Also, go ahead and import the few things you've ripped. You can see how it looks. You only configure the foobar library once. Afterwards any new music that is ripped to that parent directory will automatically show up. And if you ever change the file locations, just go into the foobar menu and point it at the new parent directory. Simple!Comment
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Re: Windows Media Player vs. Foobar/dBpa/VLC/Groove-Music
I'm sure that once you got the basic Artist / Album / Track, sorted all of your rips were 100% perfect, and playable on players. But, yes, perfecting album art, which you did very early, and working out the tags that are important to you, takes longer. You can correct these later, but if you, know what you want to achieve, get a good routine going, don't make any mistakes (!), and do this, repeatedly (without mistakes), you can "get it right", first time. Knowing what you want to achieve, and what is achievable, is probably the hard part.
Considering the power and flexibility, of the dBpoweramp software suite, the help available, is very good. I like how your thread progressed, because it shows there is no, one, "right way", as individuals have different preferences, and your screenshots, show input / output, so hopefully, all can understand your choices, and come to their own, easier.
Once you've got a good naming scheme, and I do think more people, could get going quicker, with more choices in default naming strings, seeing how the files display on your player, or Foobar2000, is essential.
We tend to focus far too much, on how folders look, in a Windows environment, rather than how, Foobar, or your player, handles the files. The fact you have a thread on different players, again with screenshots, continues your journey, and shows how the earlier decisions, affect how we locate, display, and play the music we want.
All the best, in filling your hard drive with music files, and, enjoying the results!
OggyLast edited by Oggy; August 13, 2017, 10:23 AM.Comment
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