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MeowCDMp3:
1-The main screen
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This screen has several subsections:
2-The actions pannel
"Remove files": this is an action that allows to remove one
or several files. These files have to be selected in the list of files.
Use this action if you don't want convert a file, for example if you made
a mistake or if you have changed your mind.
"Convert" starts the conversion from one
format to an other, you must have files in your file list in order it works.
"Clear all" is an option that removes all your files in
your file list.
"Install software" is an action that allows to add a
shortcut on your
desktop to the current location of the software (usefull if you decide
to change the directory of the software). To remove this shortcut, just
erase it like any other file.
You can get some of these options if
you right click. (it just more handy)
3-The file list
There is a protection against duplicate files (same full path, but not same name!, so be warned that if you have a name twice that the first one will be overwritten).
The software CAN'T handle a third
cd reader
4- Let's see two buttons in the screen:
Here is an easy-to-understand menu:
-you can select the ouput directory (if you don't choose one, all files will be written to the root of your hard drive: c:\ usually, but when the software starts it should select the current directory of the software as path).
- you have to select an output format (default is wav)
- the other pannels give the settings for each formats.
To make it easy, this is a summary of what you have to do:
If our default format settings suit your wish:
However i would like to explain how to use a specific menu of the software:
6-The Mp3 pannel tag. (this part is the same as for MeowMultiSound)
On this sub menu, you can set the Id3v1 tags of the mp3 files.
For Id3v2 tags you need to find an editor.
For what is this editor useful for?
Off course you could use it to convert one file just after an other and set each time the tags, if you want.
This is just no very efficient, and it is probably better to use an other tag editor.
So why this editor?
Well, when you are converting files, the soft will assign tags to the file at the moment of it's creation. This setting can be useful if for example you're converting starting from the same album of the same artist (so same album, artist, year, style tag).
After that, you can of course set specific comments for each files, you should save time anyway.
Then you can (always to save time), set as title tag, the name of the file like it is in the title row in the file listing. (be careful this tag is limited in size).
You can increment the track number starting from the first number that is written, useful for tracks of a same album, you can check the box "increment track" to use this option.
Be sure that your files have a correct order in the file list.
Feedback
at:
meow at meow-prod dot com