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In Reply to: You could try Max to rip instead. posted by orpheus on October 9, 2006 at 14:29:17:
The file structure is slightly different than one created by iTunes. Might not matter to you as iTunes can read and play the files, but it can't share them over a network. I'm also pretty sure the files aren't compatible with some iPods, maybe the nanos but I'm not positive about that. The other issue I've seen is it gets it's album data from freedb, and you really have to watch as you can get some pretty strange results depending on who submitted the data. CDDB used by iTunes is a much cleaner database.
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Follow Ups
- MAX is not 100% compatible with iTunes - hermanesque 18:52:19 10/09/06 (4)
- Re: MAX is not 100% compatible with iTunes - Tutordennis 00:18:32 10/11/06 (0)
- Of course you can share the files over a network, or play them on an ipod. - orpheus 23:09:36 10/09/06 (2)
- sorry, you are wrong on several counts - hermanesque 06:26:00 10/10/06 (1)
- Didn't know about the apple lossless problems, I just rip into aiff or wav. - orpheus 00:04:19 10/11/06 (0)
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