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Best PLAY-LIST EDITOR, please?

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ashwken:
- bugs should preferably be reported at http://www.sdsoftware.org/default.asp?id=5950
-Curt (November 02, 2009, 06:21 PM)
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I missed that choice in the menu and went thru Contact Us - just came back from the Bug Report message drop and I don't think it's a good sign that the program in question is not among those in the drop-down list of programs being monitored by the author. We'll see...

RE: the rebate from Collectorz
Thanks for the tip but I've been a long time user of a number of Collectorz' programs and fall under the free upgrade cutoff date.

Curt:
I have just installed J. River Media Center 14.0.127 and is sitting  looking at the 'importing' meter: approx 4 files per second, in bundles of 10.000. Well, bundles, I HOPE; the meter simply stopped at 10.000. I sure expect it to start again when the first bundle has been imported.

I am not impressed with the (lack of) speed. This way it will take hours before my 60.000 audio files are imported. They all try to make these specialist programs, but in the end any standard program from Microsoft is faster to use.

Dormouse:
any standard program from Microsoft is faster to use.
-Curt (January 17, 2010, 01:57 PM)
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The equivalent standard program from MS is WMP. Is that what you mean?

Curt:
- no, Dormouse, I was upset; I meant 'any program'. And now I am even more upset.
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The River has run out  of the building. (??)

I watched a movie when J. River was 'importing'. It didn't manage to find the music folder on the D drive, only the one on the C drive. I assume it would have been possible for me to navigate it to the D drive collection, but I didn't try, because when I finally returned to my computer I realized the bottom line was telling that the program now was re-writing the tags! "Re-writing the tags"?! I swear I never asked it to do anything with the tags  other than to READ them!! Well, of course I closed the program at once, and removed it from my computer. Maybe it would have proven itself after some time, but I will not give it the chance when the very first thing it does with my music is to re-write the tags without asking or even telling me in advance.

 >:(

Dormouse:
I feel for you. Stunningly bad behaviour.

I've never used 14. Just the free version 12. That's never attempted to rewrite tags; and I always told it where I wanted to look (except for pure Search programs, I don't want programs looking around my computer at will).

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