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Hi I used cdex to encode my cds to lame mp3. I saved the music to the mymusic folder. After I encode a cd I go to mymusic folder and double click the album m3u. itunes automatically comes up and starts playing the music, no problem. But when I connect my ipod to update it the songs will not go on it. And then I noticed an exclamation point it looks like, right in front of the songs I encoded in itunes. I have cdex_151 and lame 3.96.1. I used the alt. presettings. I actually used the cdex user guide from this website to set up cdex. Please help.
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ipod won't update with my mp3's cd encoded with cdex to lame mp3
#2 Guest_Mischcabob_*
Posted 06 March 2006 - 05:50 PM
Well something to do with IPOD and doesn't like the encoding settings. Try standard MP3 settings using CDEx.
I don't like itunes so not familar with it. (probably doesn't like non-standard MP3s)
If using itunes for updating ipod, why not use same app to import/rip/encode MP3 music?
I don't like itunes so not familar with it. (probably doesn't like non-standard MP3s)
If using itunes for updating ipod, why not use same app to import/rip/encode MP3 music?
#3 Guest_chp_*
Posted 06 March 2006 - 11:23 PM
Just a useless comment from me 
but Mischcabob is right:
I have an iPod but would never use iTunes.
But you have it, you use it, why don't you rip to mp3 and choose the "Apple way"?
but Mischcabob is right:QUOTE(apple.com: iTunes Features)
To import songs into iTunes, just insert a CD into your computer and click Import CD. Or set up iTunes to automatically add music when you insert a CD. Either way, iTunes imports music in a snap. iTunes saves music from your CDs as high-quality AAC files — a format that builds upon state-of-the-art audio technology from Dolby Labs. But you can choose different audio formats, too. iTunes lets you convert music to MP3s at high bit-rate at no extra charge.
I have an iPod but would never use iTunes.
But you have it, you use it, why don't you rip to mp3 and choose the "Apple way"?
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