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Subject:
Removing Digital Serial Number From MP3 Files & Not Copying them in the Future
Category: Computers Asked by: scottriviera-ga List Price: $10.00 |
Posted:
10 Sep 2005 15:46 PDT
Expires: 10 Oct 2005 15:46 PDT Question ID: 566582 |
When converting my CD collection to MP3 files, i notice that both Windows Media Player and Apple Itunes copy the Disk Digital Id into the comment field. How do i 1) Remove the existing Digital Id's from current MP3 files on my computer without accessing the file, selecting properties, summary, comments and deleting---(there must be a faster way to delete all comments in all my MP3 files) and 2) How do i avoid copying the CD's Digital Id's in the future (a better program for copying to MP3?, a share ware file that deletes the Digital Id's? or a setting in Windows Media Player or Itunes that does not copy the Digital Id's. ----and finally, is anyone collecting Digial Id information out there in Internet Land?? |
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Re: Removing Digital Serial Number From MP3 Files & Not Copying them in the Futu
From: richardmtl-ga on 12 Sep 2005 04:28 PDT |
Try Media Monkey (www.mediamonkey.com). Great mass-editing and organizing of mp3's wma's, etc. |
Subject:
Re: Removing Digital Serial Number From MP3 Files & Not Copying them in the Futu
From: mokhi-ga on 12 Sep 2005 08:07 PDT |
1) To remove the Digital Rights Management (DRM) go and download Jhymn at (http://www.hymn-project.org). That application will remove the DRM on multiple files or even entire folders. 2) To avoid that problem in the future I would suggest downloading WinAmp (http://www.winamp.com). Winamp has an excellent song browser similar to iTunes and functionality with iPods through a third party addon available on their site. Good luck! |
Subject:
Re: Removing Digital Serial Number From MP3 Files & Not Copying them in the Future
From: evilrage-ga on 25 Sep 2005 03:47 PDT |
A better solution than winamp if you're looking to archive your music is EAC, or Exact Audio Copy. website: www.exactaudiocopy.de Exact Audio Copy creates an exact copy of the music you rip, with the option to do multiple passes in the event of an error. It also has a plethora of options for song naming schemes and such. I've started to archive all of my CDs on my computer and I've been using EAC for all of it, and I haven't had any problems with the software or with the music itself. While the site says EAC is in beta, it's a very stable program and even MaximumPC, a PC enthusiast magazine in the US, has praised EAC (with a 'best software in its category' (softy) award in its February 2005 issue). |
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