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I have found my new favourite bit of software for managing and syncing music to my pre.
I tried songbird and mediamonkey but did not really like them. I then stumbled across MusicBee and gave it a try. It's fantastic and free! It even transcodes my mp3s to aac+ as it syncs. All of this using the MTP mode and "Media Sync" option on the Pre. Give it a try, it's the best one I have found.
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09/22/2010, 11:56 AM
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Why would you want to transcode a lossy compressed file to another format?
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09/23/2010, 05:30 AM
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![]() I don't mind trading space for a little loss in sound quality, but obviously it's better to rip the CD's directly to aac+ |
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09/23/2010, 06:30 AM
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That make sense. I'll have to try it out.
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09/23/2010, 07:55 AM
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Two hours in, I am already convinced, that it will replace media monkey on my PC. It's not as resource intensive (triple plus in my book of antiquated laptops) and many things I had to configure and enhance MM with (crossfading/scrobbling anyone?)just work better out of the box.
Annex: Yeah, something just had to happen shortly after posting this. Mass-Tagging MP3s + Crossfading is not a good idea.
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Help I have music bee, the song are there when I look through music-bee & I can play them on my CPU in the music-bee app. Yet when I disconnect my Pre from the CPU my music-player says I have no songs. I am using the Music player remix (not the 2.0 version, the one before that). do i need to use the original Music player or another app to find and play the songs. I used the aac format to save space on the Pre if that helps anyone. No Mass-Tagging or anything else. Just downloaded the codecs and converted and synced the music, nothing else special.
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