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Posted by dadiOH on 11/07/06 12:02
Eddie wrote:
> On Mon, 06 Nov 2006 21:40:50 GMT, "dadiOH" <dadiOH@guesswhere.com>
> wrote:
>
>> Eddie wrote:
>>> For some unk reason WMP sounds terrible. I now use RealPlayer and
>>> the sound is fine, in fact excellent. But I can't figure out how
>>> to transfer my WMP library over to RP. I contacted RP and they
>>> say it can be done only by doing one song at a time. What? I've
>>> got about 2,500 songs in the WMP library. It would take me
>>> forever! Any suggestions?
>>> Eddie
>>> c'mon DW, you must know how.
>>
>> Sorry...
>> 1. I don't use WMP
>> 2. I don't use RP
>> 3. I don't use a "library"
>> Why? No reason for any of them. Winamp & a folder (or folders)
>> work just fine.
> Here's the problem. In the WMP library I have 2,500+- songs. There
> are various folders, such as artist, song, genre, year, album, etc.
> If I want to look up a song, say "Las Mananitas" I simply go to
> "search" and in a nanosecond up pops the song, or songs, if I have
> more than one version. OK? Now, like I said, for some reason WMP
> does not work on my computer but RP works fine. However, all the
> songs are in the WMP library. I just need to somehow get them all
> over to RP.
No, they aren't in WMP...data *from* the files is in WMP. The files
are in one or more folders on your HD...however you arranged them.
Forgetting the software "library", how are your files stored
physically? If they are in a nested folder structure you should be
able to point any software with a "library" feature to that structure
so it can read the data it uses.
If the physical structure is not now nested you could make it so.
Many programs don't need it, will scan the entire drive.
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> Just curious, I know you have over 30,000 mp3 songs. How in the
> hell do you find a song without a search feature?
Tsk, tsk, tsk...all this time and you've never read my dandies.
Specifically, "Favorite Programs - Finding Things - MP3Stock" and
"Other Programs - More Database Programs"
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>>> btw, tried calling 'ya but keep
>>> getting "called failed" on my cell ph.
>>
>> So use a land line, they work :)
> I don't have a long distance carrier. Cell ph. has free long
> distance. The days of long distance on a land line went out about
> the same time as the dinosaurs.
So you embrace technological innovation even when it doesn't work?
Whatcha been smoking, buey?
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dadiOH
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