Hi Ray,
It might be worth trying Winamp to manage and edit playlists. I don't
use Hal but I know there are Hal scripts for Winamp. However I don't
know what enhancements these scripts add to using Winamp. Also if your
friend buys Winamp Pro he'll be able to rip CDs using Winamp at whatever
spee
Yes it's a good accessible program and I heard good reviews from other
lists as well.
On 11/14/2010 6:31 PM, Ray wrote:
Sure this must have come up so many times before.
I'm trying to help a guy who uses the HAL screen to get to grips with ripping
CDs
to MP3, but also he wants to be able to m
Either that or why not just use Notepad?
On 15/11/2010, at 11:13 AM, matthew wrote:
>
> He can use win amp. If he hits alt 3 he can tag or have win amp auto tag each
> track.
>
> On 11/14/2010 5:31 PM, Ray wrote:
>> Sure this must have come up so many times before.
>>
>> I'm trying to help a
He can use win amp. If he hits alt 3 he can tag or have win amp auto tag
each track.
On 11/14/2010 5:31 PM, Ray wrote:
Sure this must have come up so many times before.
I'm trying to help a guy who uses the HAL screen to get to grips with ripping
CDs
to MP3, but also he wants to be able to
Sure this must have come up so many times before.
I'm trying to help a guy who uses the HAL screen to get to grips with ripping
CDs
to MP3, but also he wants to be able to manipulate playlists.
So any suggestions? Is MP3 Tag a good one to go for, for example?
Ray
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