Archive for February, 2003
Ripping albums with a scanner
0 Comments Published by Charles Wiltgen February 14th, 2003 in GeneralHave you ever taken an ants-eye view of a track on a familiar vinyl album and noticed that you could actually see the dynamics of the song? Then you’re probably at least 30, a geek, and once had too much time on your hands. (Me too!)
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Have you ever not had to fix the metadata that your CD ripper gets from Gracenote/CDDB? Neither have I.
Besides the fact that the quality of their metadata is a crapshoot, there are other reasons that Gracenote is generally distrusted. Some don’t appreciate that they claimed all rights to a community resource built by users, and […]
Andrew King, the founder and geek-behind-the-curtain at WebReference.com and JavaScript.com, has written a book on speeding up your web site with the refreshingly straightforward title of
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Longer entries are truncated. Click the headline of an entry to read it in its entirety.Latest
- Fix Lightroom’s odd Vista incompatibility
- Drobo now $200 cheaper, just as gooder
- Burned by Vista
- Make iTunes (mostly) work for multiple users on Windows
- What the heck is happening at ATI?
- Devil’s in-box
- Gmail + POP + mailing lists = broken
- Steve’s Macworld keynote: What you need to know about the iPhone and more
- It’s not just you: Vista can’t reliably unzip files (0×800704C8)
- Maybe Büyükkökten.com wasn’t available
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