Do you have to type in the album and track names by hand or can you use Grace Note, the way you can when you rip a cd?
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I've found no such feature in Audacity 1.2.6. There are references on the Web to feeding digitized tracks to iTunes, and iTunes apparently uses Gracenote to identify the songs.http://forums.stevehoffman.tv/threads/how-do-gracenote-and-freedb-id-a-disk.138268/http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?f=12&t;=9974
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I've found no such feature in Audacity 1.2.6. There are references on the Web to feeding digitized tracks to iTunes, and iTunes apparently uses Gracenote to identify the songs. http://forums.stevehoffman.tv/threads/how-do-gracenote-and-freedb-id-a-disk.138268/ http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=9974
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Thank you for your question. It is added to the playlist you want to put when you press and hold the album title or song you want to hear. It is very easy.
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You cannot just drag and drop, it will rename your files and not recognize the album or artist name on many tracks, these tracks will go into the folder unknown and will not play.
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I just ordered this....and the thin liner notes fit fine with the cd in a slot...but the thicker ones don't. Now I don't know what I'm going to do.
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Smurph, I just got this CD for Christmas. From what I can see, you CAN load onto smartphone/tablet devices (although I haven't yet tried), but the information is on the website and in your account there. Good Luck!
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The short answer is 'No'. The turntable does come with software. The software allows you to enter the artist, album, and song titles. The instructions specify that it is set up to export to iTunes. This is the only way I have used it. It appears that iTunes is required for the import, but once the songs are on your hard drive, you can obviously do whatever you want with them.As already pointed out, you can group your songs by album and burn directly to CD from vinyl without the use of iTunes.
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It opens at the Music module. Selecting it takes you to the Library where you have a number of choices. I think that the ones that are most appropriate to your question are All Songs, Albums, Artists, and Genres. A song's location depends on how much data is contained with each "song file." As you would suspect, each of the preceding categories are determinants on where you can find it. The key here is what's available for the player to sort on. I have a Grand Daughter who has a couple of cds that were studio productions. When I rip them to my Music Library and transfer them to the mp3 they show up in each of these categories. On the other hand she has some songs that she has recorded on her own. When I rip those cds into my Music Library I can add some or all of the data manually so the mp3 will sort it and place it into as many of the categories as data has been included. If you know the title of the album that contains what you are looking for you can open the "Albums" selection and locate the album, select it and then select the music you are looking for. This same procedure applies to these other categories. Chances are that you will probably use the "All songs" category which lists all of the songs alphabetically by Title. This will require you to click through all of the songs until you find what you're looking for. The only short cut I know of is going through selections backwards if what you want is in the last part of the alphabet. Hope this helps. By the way, these lower end mp3 players have a reputation of limited lifetime.
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Yes you can. There are two ways to do this. There is an automatic track increment or a manual track increment. The automatic one relies on the sound dropping in decibels to a level that you can choose however this method will either cut part of the fadeout of the music or miss it altogether if the record is a little noisy . I always use the manual track increment. The control for this is on the remote control. I also only record to a CD-RW so you can go back and erase a mistake without losing the whole disc, then when satisfied with the disc transfer the recorded disc to your computer and "burn" a standard CD from the file on your computer. Yes you can. There are two ways to do this. There is an automatic track increment or a manual track increment. The automatic one relies on the sound dropping in decibels to a level that you can choose however this method will either cut part of the fadeout of the music or miss it altogether if the record is a little noisy . I always use the manual track increment. The control for this is on the remote control. I also only record to a CD-RW so you can go back and erase a mistake without losing the whole disc, then when satisfied with the disc transfer the recorded disc to your computer and... » Read More Yes you can. There are two ways to do this. There is an automatic track increment or a manual track increment. The automatic one relies on the sound dropping in decibels to a level that you can choose however this method will either cut part of the fadeout of the music or miss it altogether if the record is a little noisy . I always use the manual track increment. The control for this is on the remote control. I also only record to a CD-RW so you can go back and erase a mistake without losing the whole disc, then when satisfied with the disc transfer the recorded disc to your computer and "burn" a standard CD from the file on your computer. « Show Less
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Each page hold 2 on the front of the page and 2 on the back. I also found if I wanted I could slide a paper in also with the list of say songs on that CD if it was not on the CD itself. I purchased 2 albums for my DVD's and another 3 now for my CD. I am very happy with them especially considering the amount of space all these CD's and DVD's took up are now in 5 neat albums. Hope that helps
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This is not the model I have , however I do have several different and they all show up as a drive , If it is not showing up the go to your system file and find your drives. Usually. C : D as your cd. And so on Then plug the unit in it will refresh and you will see the drive There will be a read me file with directions The procedure is pretty generic pull up your music files. Select drag and drop into the unit . Think of it as just a thumb drive . I hope this helps
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The tracks do not automatically separate. The Audacity software that came with the unit allowed me to download, but make sure follow the directions in the brief booklet that comes with the program, b/c on my first attempt the songs downloaded in a number of truncated pieces. I am making my second attempt soon!
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I don't know if there is any specific option for this. But usually I make my playlist by copying all the files I want in a folder and then in Sansa I browse by folder (at the bottom of the menu list) instead of browsing by Artist/Album etc... hope it helps
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There isn't. They have a more expensive version that syncs to your computer and allows you to save the notes but it's much bigger...this one is small, like the screen of a cell phone.
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Yes, you play by a folder by selecting "folder" from the main menu and then select which folder you want to use.You can also select songs by genre or album.
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I think I can answer your Q. Yes, you can navigate within a song / file by using the two buttons on the remote marked with the number "24" (see your remote instructions). Pushing and holding down either of these buttons will allow you to fast forward / backward within a song / file. In my answer, I refer to a song / file. I am sure that book CDs have a file format similar to music CDs, i.e. one song equals one file and one file on a book CD might equal a paragraph or page.
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You have to put the paper circle top side down. The sticky side up. Press the cd on top of the paper sticker with the recorded side up.hold it down for a few seconds then release it. Rub your thumb on top of the paper circle.to make sure it's all the way on. Jesus loves you.
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It comes with Phillips songbirdI always drag and drop my own songs into the music file. Hope that helps!