A thought about Saving Libraries
A recent thread about Smartlists and using BPM & Intensity got me thinking...
Since I always Analyze audio after ripping it and a recent search of my library unconvered a the gross majority with no BPM or Intensity, I am wonderering...do you need to save the results of Analyzing Audio?
Why would my library have so many un-Analyzed tracks when I am so diligent in doing it?
I read MCHelp and I think I've done it correctly...No, I know I've done it correctly. So what gives?
Also, will the Replay Gain carry over to our iPods?
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MMarz] at [2007-11-9 14:07:55]
# 1 Re: A thought about Saving Libraries
Have you ever (:shudders:) downloaded music? Or acquired it from some other method aside from ripping it in MC9?
That's the only way I can think of it happening. You don't have to save your changes, that happens automatically.
It is a good idea to back it up now and then though (File>Library>Backup Library). I do it now before each build since we've been into the iPod sync to PC business. Learned my lessongs on that one... ;)
Adam
# 2 Re: A thought about Saving Libraries
Download? Me? Who Me? Never... How could I? ;)
But if I were to, and I'm not saying I have, I would follow the same process I use when ripping.
Rip, Convert Format, Analyze, Rename from File Properties. I just discovered that I have been Analyzing twice since I have the Rip setting to Analyze while ripping.
MMarz at 2007-11-15 17:21:47 >
