The new version must have changed their menu. Under preferences I don't see file format or bitrate. The closest thing I see is quality but there is no bitrate option, only sampling rate.
Ok, this might work. I tried it with two test tracks and it seems to spit out a single mp3. But if both tracks are 320kbps how come to exported is only 128kbps? Is there a way to change that?
For reasons I don't want to get into detail about, for my car I need to have just one track. So I want to grab a few mp3 tracks that are in separate songs, and merge them together so they play right after one another. The tracks that I have are non DRM. What is the easiest way to do that and...
1. What I meant to say is I need the option of saving a play list in the middle of a song or mp3 audio file. I don't mean shutting everything down and hoping the player will do it for me. I know there are players that will do this with long podcast files. I have mp3s that are 2 hours long, and...
I want a media player which can:
1. Resume a play list as in if I have a one hour track playing and I shut down I want to be able to start the track where I left off.
2. Must be compatible with keyboard media keys.
Do you know which media players will do these? I don't have time to check all...
I read an article on Lifehacker that Windows only boots up on one core and you manually need to set it to the maximum cores that you have. It seemed that it was bogus and they made a post to apologize:
"...This bogus tip made the rounds recently and almost everybody got caught including...
Holy smokess guys, it actually worked. I was backing up my shiz getting ready for a format and after unchecking that box and doing a restart:
You have no idea how relieved I am now!
CHEERS !!!
Here Windows seems to be recognizing all 8 cores: [screenshot below]
However doing a Google Search I found another guy who hasn't formatted his HDD and they told him that when upgrading you have to do a clean install of Windows to install new ACPI for the threads or whatever: Is that true?