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• How to rip a cd to iTunes on my MacBook Air?

  How to rip a cd to iTunes on my MacBook Air?

  You have a CD player.

• iTunes Ripping from CD to NAS

  Hi there, apologies as I'm sure this has been answered in some form several times but I can't find too specific a question (s). I have a MacBook (OSX) and a DLINK NAS talk to one another. I would like to ship ripping my CD collection, so I have digital versions available, allowing me to use a number of services (iTunes, Sonos etc.), with files on the NAS itself.

  What setting should I before I start?

  1. Change iTunes to MP3 format extraction
  2. ITunes library update location on NAS where ripped files will be made available
  3. Configure iTunes to watch the entire where my audio files will be, or create a separate folder "library only" and somehow configure if it has a few shortcuts to real files?
  4. Anything else?

  In short, I want to make sure I'll keep that a copy of the file to save space as well assume that I need to extract the files directly on the NAS. Then iTunes media library should just look at these files, so there is no drop iTunes and double files?

  I have probably explains this very badly indeed but eager to make sure that I'm going on the right foot and make a beautiful torn library located on my NAS, but just once!

  Thanks in advance!

  Everyone likes the idea of SIN, Sonos, etc., but in reality, iTunes and NAS don't like each other and can cause unexpected problems. Not always, but when it happens, you'll be one very unhappy announcement back here.

  The format to which tear you depends on the size of the file to which you are ripping applications are you your other devices and to a certain extent.  For speeds of 128 k or less get you better quality of AAFC.

  If you continue to use the SIN, you can move the entire library to it.  Copy the entire folder iTunes from iTunes to the NAS, then launch iTunes while holding down the option/alt key and select the iTunes Library.itl file in the folder on the NAS.  The NAS will have to be awake and active before launching iTunes or iTunes will forget the location and you will need to reset it.

  From this moment the only things stored on your computer will be the backups of the iPhone and some files in iTunes preferences.

  Make sure that you keep backups of the library on the NAS.  We can one day you'll start things and discover all your track lists point to very different files and you will LOVE your backup at this stage because dealing with by other means will require 30 positions.

• Recommendation of the DVD ripping software

  Hello, can anyone recommend a good software for Ripping of DVDs to create high quality for editing files? I can pay for the software if it is not free software.

  Thank you!

  It is a dubious subject on communities of support. Ripping software is necessary for DVDs with copy protection and providing advice on the subject to bypass the copy protection is prohibited on the forums because it is involved in illegal activity and probably get this topic disappear completely.

  For non-protected copy DVD home simply drag the files on your computer.

• Why have you nothing "Rip Curl" on this site, but you have it on FB

  This site contains nothing about "Rip Curl" still your page Facebook has information about it.

  What questions do you have on this? It is basically Firefox with some customizations http://www.ripcurl.com/?firefoxbrowser

• I've recently updated 12.3.3.17 on w10, after what all my music was missing from my iTunes library.  I have a cloud next to everything and my rips of CD disappeared.  This music is always in the iTunes media folder.  How can I get that back in iTunes?

  I've recently updated 12.3.3.17 on W10, after what all my music was missing from my iTunes library.  I have a cloud beside my purchases and my rips of CD disappeared.  All the music is always in the iTunes media folder, but I can't seem to find my iTunes library.  Y at - it an easy fix?  Thank you.

  See tips to the user of turingtest2 empty/corrupted after upgrade/crash iTunes library.

• Ripped the CD now MPEG not AAC.

  I rip my CD via iTunes and the AAC encoder [iTunes more]. Recently, I moved my music from one computer to another, now when I watch the news of track ripped from CD it says it's an MPEG audio file instead of an AAC audio file [it 100% used to say of AAC audio file]. The songs still say they are encoded with iTunes.

  The same happened also to some, not all of the securities purchased iTunes. Instead of saying of the purchased AAC audio file, now it says MPEG audio file, but there again the date when I bought the titles & the 256vbr fixed.

  When I go into Windows Explorer and find the actual files of the song he always says also that aren't files M4A or MPEG-4, MP3 or MPEG.

  The only thing different on this computer, it's that the displaced tracks are now, not in the music from iTunes folder they are in their own self contained folder [I prefer this way. It helps me to better sort]

  In fact, none of that bothers me, but I'm worried, I somehow their converted without knowing they have now lost a sound quality. A response would be appreciated.

  Thank you, Randy.

  Hi Randy,

  Unless something unusual happened, moving files does not convert the...

  If you right-click on the track in iTunes on the new computer and choose view in Windows Explorer, you need to the same file you were looking in the non-iTunes folder, or is there a second copy?

• How RIP dvd in FCP

  How do I import/rip a dvd to FCPX? What is the best software for this. Free or paid software.

  IF the disk is not protected against copy you can use MPEG Streamclip. Shou Handbrake too but gives Streamclip you more options.

• ITunes is will work with the CDs/files not ripped/uploaded via iTunes?

  Does anyone know if iTunes game work with CD/files not ripped/uploaded via iTunes?

  My main purpose for the purchase of the service would be to get versions without loss of quality to everything that I ripped as MP3 back in the day, rather than having to re - rip everything.

  Any help is appreciated!

  Yes.

  http://www.Apple.com/iTunes/iTunes-match/

  

  If iTunes is not the music, it will upload your file. The only reason why it wouldn't, that is if the file is damaged. iTunes will tell you if it is unable to download a specific file.

  When you sign up for iTunes game, you can use THIS article to learn more about icons that can see for downloading songs.

• iTunes does not recognize the ripped CD

  I recently had to wipe the hard drive of my iMac and start over. All back to normal. However, now iTunes doesn't recognize all ripped CDs, I did on this same computer with iTunes. I have a two compilations of commercial CD as well as those made in digitized LPs. All content - names of tracks, lengths, album art - was read by iTunes before 'erased '. Now: nothing. I tried to uninstall iTunes 11 12 and reinstalling, nothing. In addition, I can't find any other program that can read data from the CD. What can I do to import these CDs and find their metadata?

  Since your post I understand these were compilation CD or CD of digitized LPs all the facts and burned by you.  iTunes will remember the content of the CD on the computer that made the combustion. This information is not actually on the CD (unless you said iTunes to save it as CD-text format which iTunes itself cannot read directly).  This registers in a special folder on the computer that has apparently lost when wipe you your drive.  For commercial CD iTunes uses the Gracenote database to assign information of CD based on the characteristic footprint track of the CD, but your being elements, will not be in the Gracenote database (not even your LPs which must be the time right as the CD version).

  You have backups of your original disc?

• Satellite Pro A10: CD rip procedure takes for a long time.

  Toshiba Satellite Pro A10... Tried to rip a CD on my computer. Yesterday, the process was real quick as 10 minutes per cd. Today is a time frustrating per cd!

  Everyone thinks that the hard drive was missing? Or I'm just something incredibly stupid? Whatever it is, something is wrong!

  Ryan

  On this kind of issue, it is not possible to give you an answer. How should we know what you exactly, what processes are active in the background?
  Sorry, but you need to check only.

• Help! I think I'm getting ripped off!

  I think I'm getting ripped off by my Apple ID I have been sent a renewal email 'auto' and don't know if I should answer in case it is doubtful. He speaks by subscribing to Netfilx; which is an organization that I would not subscribe. Please helpl! I know that this isn't a matter of music, but I'm new on this and there seems to be no community concerned in the list.

  It's probably a phishing attempt. http://www.Apple.com/legal/more-resources/phishing/

  and identification of legitimate on the iTunes Store - Apple Support emails

  Do not answer or use the links in the email.

  -AJ

• Incomplete, ripping CD s for iMac/iTunes

  I have found 100 + purchased on CD not included in my library. In the past when try to rip to iTunes info relating to the title, artist and title of the song automatically transferred.  There is a new Apple desk top (OS X El Capitan 10.11.3 version) with the current version of iTunes(version 12.3.2.35) that my previous product from Apple that the majority of my library was taken from. This desk top doesn't have a built in CD, so I plugged a laptop it is a CD - RW 6 x 4 x 6. It will transfer music, but no other information appears in iTunes. In my preferences, I identified that import info from internet was active.  I am looking for help in the transfer of music from discs pre-recorded when torn my iTunes synchronization.

  If you don't see information about the song, then either your computer is not connected to the internet when you imported the songs from a CD, or they are not in the database Gracenote media (what iTunes uses to search for information of artisit/song).

  See below: If you do not see the song information

  https://help.Apple.com/iTunes/Mac/12.3/index.html?localePath=en.lproj#/itns2976

• Satellite L300 - rip always music if I insert a music CD

  Hi guys

  New owner of laptop Satellite L300 with frustration. The answer is probably dead easy but it really gets to me now.

  Whenever I insert a music CD to listen to the music, the laptop decides to extract the music from my library. I tried to disable this in the box options but it doesn't seem to matter which it is configured, it STILL rips music to the library. I'm absolutely not EVERY CD, I never listen to, be stored on my laptop. I wish I could choose the tracks I rip to my laptop.

  Anyone know where am wrong me or is this another gremlin of VIsta? Any help would be appreciated

  See you soon
  AllTosh

  Hi mate,

  Can I ask what software you use for listening music? Do you mean Windows Media Player?
  If Yes, make sure you use the most recent and heartbreaking version can be disabled in the options. Check again!

  In addition, I use VLC media player to listen to music. It's really good alternative program and you should test it too.

• UJ-8225 can rip audio CD

  Using the provided Toshiba XP Pro version the DVD/CD combo fails rip an audio CD with any application. The game is OK and MS Mediaplayer can record WMA format, but all other efforts fail to load / run the decoder. Driver Microsoft is version 5.1.2535 dated 07/01/2001 Date. Any ideas of the experts right here please?

  Hi bh

  I'm no expert, but, maybe your CD is protected against copying. If the CD can be played the player seems to be ok.

  Good bye