Makashino
So I play my daily virtual DJ songs.. and then I pop a CD into my CD drive.. and not only am I able to manipulate those songs, but I am able to convert them to MP3 right off the software! ITS SO CONVENIENT because now I don't have to go to windows media player anymore!!
THANKS VDJ!!
THANKS VDJ!!
geposted Mon 11 Jan 10 @ 8:01 pm
hippydog
What? seriously?
geposted Mon 11 Jan 10 @ 8:30 pm
hippydog
Wow.. you DO learn new things everyday!
At first I thought it would only save as .wav, but when I continued it did save as an mp3!..
192kbps .. good enough..
theirs been a couple times now I used windows media player to rip a single song and had to flip between programs..
I realize its not a 'big deal' but its once of those little features that is much appreciated!
thanks for bringing this too my attention!!
At first I thought it would only save as .wav, but when I continued it did save as an mp3!..
192kbps .. good enough..
theirs been a couple times now I used windows media player to rip a single song and had to flip between programs..
I realize its not a 'big deal' but its once of those little features that is much appreciated!
thanks for bringing this too my attention!!
geposted Mon 11 Jan 10 @ 8:46 pm
ewitles
Now you know why I like CD-TEXT and freedb feature request.
geposted Mon 11 Jan 10 @ 8:53 pm
hippydog
The rare times I do need to 'rip' from a CD, its almost always just a single song, and many times its from a CDR.. and I don't have internet connection.
So for me CD text would be ok.. but "freedb" would rarely be used....
NOT SAYING ITS A BAD IDEA :-)
just sayin that adding the ability to rip a song to mp3 probably didnt take a lot of extra code to be written..(since VDJ already had CD access)
whereas adding freedb access would take some major software adds and rewrites..
So for me CD text would be ok.. but "freedb" would rarely be used....
NOT SAYING ITS A BAD IDEA :-)
just sayin that adding the ability to rip a song to mp3 probably didnt take a lot of extra code to be written..(since VDJ already had CD access)
whereas adding freedb access would take some major software adds and rewrites..
geposted Tue 12 Jan 10 @ 9:29 am
djcel
The bitrate is the one defined in the audio record config of VirtualDJ
geposted Tue 12 Jan 10 @ 1:45 pm
Blulite
wow i though everyone knew that lol . i do cd's for my mates of my sets to see what their opinions are. some get frizbied and others are still going strong.
geposted Tue 12 Jan 10 @ 2:33 pm
hippydog
Blulite wrote :
i do cd's for my mates of my sets to see what their opinions are.
ummm.. huh? You rip CD's for your 'mates' to see their opinions?
sorrry. you dont make sense to me.
geposted Tue 12 Jan 10 @ 3:13 pm
Makashino
@ hippydog
No problem man.
No problem man.
geposted Tue 12 Jan 10 @ 3:32 pm
ewitles
I think it uses settings in your recording configuration. I have mine set to 256kbps - and that is what I got.
But very cool if I don't need what EAC has to offer.
But very cool if I don't need what EAC has to offer.
geposted Fri 15 Jan 10 @ 2:18 pm
Blulite
Blulite wrote :
i do cd's for my mates of my sets to see what their opinions are.
ummm.. huh? You rip CD's for your 'mates' to see their opinions?
sorrry. you dont make sense to me.
ummm.. huh? You rip CD's for your 'mates' to see their opinions?
sorrry. you dont make sense to me.
ah, my bad, i misread the origional post. now i know i can burn a cd direct from vdj in mp3 format. sorry i misunderstood..i never realised we were talking about ripping.
i see why i dont make no sence now. lol.
geposted Fri 15 Jan 10 @ 2:49 pm