I would advise folk to view the Online Help pages, as a lot of the required info/help/guides is already there, with screenshots.
RTFM comes to mind a lot recently
Last edited by monsterjazzlick; 08-31-2017 at 09:04 AM. Reason: screenshot
Hi,
As I said, I did try - last night - looking in the online 'help?' section, but was not able to locate the specific remedy.
If this is what you mean in your earlier repsonse:
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then I find it quite insulting to be sworn at! I have been nothing but polite and complimentary to every single reply I have received on here to date.
Paul
It is just a slightly amusing figure of speech and nowhere in my post was it directly intended for you. The advice was general, for all users to view the online help, as it might be easier and quicker than long-winded threads
As I always say though, you don't have to make my advice.
OK guys, fair enough.
Hi,
I thought I had posted this question yesterday, but then I just saw the related screenshot Jpeg in My Pics and realised I had not!
I was presented with four options for ENCODING when removing the 'comments' tag from my FLAC files:
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I left it as it was (in it's default state). Do you think that was OK to do so, please?
Thanks,
Paul
EDIT: In case the (above) screenshot appears as pending:
Above Normal;
Normal;
Below Normal;
Idle.
It was default set to use: 'All 4 Cores'.
Last edited by monsterjazzlick; 09-01-2017 at 03:19 AM. Reason: screenshot
default is fine. Normal, above normal, etc. is all about what else you might want to do with the PC at the same time. Doesn't really matter unless you're doing lots of other work on your PC while you're doing the dbpa work. In that case you might not want to use all 4 cores as your PC is also trying to run other programs. If doing a batch job, I wouldn't be doing other intensive things typically, so using 4 cores is good.
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