Introduction
The ASG-2 is Aurisonics' second (official) foray into the world of iems. The guys over at Aurisonics cater primarily to the music professional crowd, and their products are...
My opinions
Sound
The sound produced by the HD558 is rich, a bit light, and isn't bloated with bass which is a good thing. It has a crisp treble and punchy bass, very great...
Introduction
In the past 2 years VentureCraft has been successfully creating amps and DAC/Amp packaged components with their GD-03, Go-DAP 4.0 for iPhone 4(s), and Go-DAP X for their...
A friend of mine needed a new headphone, which was cheap, closed and good sounding. I said to him, dream on friend it will be very tough to find a headphone with those criteria.
But then after...
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Summary
BUILD
The AKG K550...
I can't figure this out for the life of me.. I setup EAC according to this guide Exact Audio Copy Guide and cant figure out how to get foobar to display album art? ... help....
Download the art and put it in the same folder as the song with the name "cover.jpg" . Another way is to download mp3tag and use it to embed the art in the file ( that's the way I do it ) . I don't think EAC will do it for you or at least I don't know how.
I can't figure this out for the life of me.. I setup EAC according to this guide Exact Audio Copy Guide and cant figure out how to get foobar to display album art? ... help....
Thanks in advance.... Andy
I have all WAV files, which don't rip with the cover art in EAC, so I use an application called AlbumArtDownloader, with this Foobar2000 skin, which allows me to download the cover for whichever track is currently playing, and install it into the associated album file on the HDD. It's kind of a pain to have to download each one at first, but it gets the job done.
cover.jg might work. Never tried it.
A file named "Folder.jpg" in the same folder as the album definitely works. That is how I do it.
There is a Wndows gadget called NowPlaying that can be set up to automaticall download the art as you play an album in Foobar. Highly recommended. Search on it here.
Download the art and put it in the same folder as the song with the name "cover.jpg" . Another way is to download mp3tag and use it to embed the art in the file ( that's the way I do it ) . I don't think EAC will do it for you or at least I don't know how.
Regards,
Diego
Perfect, Thank you Diego.... I have 4 albums done already! I dont even use Itunes anymore after EAC.... EAC is so much better. T
his forum is really messing up my bank account!!!!
Are you embedding it or just using separate files?
The newer versions of Foobar include a cover art viewer which should read anything embedded by mp3tag. It's perfect and you don't need to worry about jpegs lying around your music folders.