21-Jan-2016, 12:40
(24-Mar-2015, 10:21)Jnan_devi Wrote:(24-Mar-2015, 00:10)Will Wrote:(22-Mar-2015, 17:41)Womaz Wrote: Took me about 6 months in total as I lost the discipline of doing a few discs per day. Well worth it in the end though, good luck.
Only 200! I have been collecting CDs for since they first came out and it took me almost a year to rip my collection of 3,000 or so CDs. As most of my CDs are classical music - I had to spend a lot of time modifying the metadata to ensure that my collection is indexed in a consistent way. The results are well worth it - I am listening to a lot more music - including stuff I had forgotten about!
WIll ... all of sudden, my pain to rip CDs, feel really diminishedlong way to go and will crib less now .... So can you share BKM like if you have all ripped files/folders into one big folder or you have sperate folder for classic, jazz, hi-res, and where do you keep hi-res downloads because i have good set of hi-res downloads? because end of the day once we have a good streamer + their UI, it will index entire stuff into one big DB and ofcouse all info is available like albums, artist genre etc ... just asking to see how others are doing ...
Guys,
i have the Digibit Aria Music Server. It uses iPad with its own app to control, sort and play the music. It rips a CD in less than 5 minutes and it could not be easier. Insert CD, wait, CD is ejected, look at the iPad and the CD is there with cover image and all info and metatags. High end SQ too!
