Problem is, for playback, OTS wants OTS files for maximum use. I don't know what file types Rockit handles other than mp3.
Starting from scratch and using Rockit and OTS... ripping discs?
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Problem is, for playback, OTS wants OTS files for maximum use. I don't know what file types Rockit handles other than mp3.
Rockit's main decks play MP3 or WAV files. The video deck can play just about any audio file you have a Codec for (with the exception of WMA and iTunes).
Rockit also reads and writes WAV tag info -- I mimicked what AudioGrabber does
But you are limited to an ID3v1 type tag at the end of the file.
Rockit also reads and writes WAV tag info -- I mimicked what AudioGrabber does
But you are limited to an ID3v1 type tag at the end of the file.
If I would have known now when I started ripping, I would have taken the 320 cbr route. Comparing it to the 192 that I was using is a very noticeable difference.