I have limited experience with the software, but I think once you point it to the folder where your files are it downloads and embeds all the files in the root folder simultaneously. I don't remember it being a very laborious task. I was curious about lyric files while trying out musicbee a year ago. never tried on an opus to see if it worked, but did read the lyric file in a tag editor
Still working on the lyric problem I mentioned earlier. Going to try the matching .lrc file and see if that works. I'll let you know.
In the meantime, as I continue to put my new toy through its paces, I've noticed two other apparent glitches - one of which is well known around here, I realize. The first oddity is the balance adjustment found in the Sound settings menu. Am I losing my mind even more profoundly than I thought I was, or does the balance knob of the OPUS1 adjust the opposite way we have come to expect a balance knob to do its thing. On my OPUS anyway, I "turn" the knob toward the right channel and the left channel increases in prominence. Turn to the left, balance veers to the right. That
is the exact opposite of the way we would expect it to work, right? But don't misunderstand my mentioning this; I regard this as a burp that is amusing, not a fault that is bothersome. I just think it's funny that this feature got all the way through QC without anyone noticing it. (On the other hand, I guess this could, in fact, just be a peccadillo of my machine and my machine only. But then that would be REALLY weird.)
The other glitch I alluded to above is the oft-mentioned "10 second" problem. It's popping up a lot for me because I access music almost exclusively through the File menu and I like listening to one song and then immediately following it up with a track from an entirely different artist/album. Sort of an improvised playlist on the run, I guess. Anyway, when I do this sort of maneuver, the music player inevitably crashes. With Gapless on, it has one error message...with Gapless off, it has another. But the effect is the same: said music player lays down on the job. As crashes go, it's a very modest one, admittedly. The player presents me with the error message of its choice, returns to the track that just finished playing, and then plays just fine as soon as I repeat the same selection process one more time.
I haven't seen mention of any workaround that takes less time and trouble that just going through the restart procedure described above, but if anybody out there has figured a way to effectively deal with this issue, please do fill me in.
Someone wrote earlier in this thread that the thebit folks have addressed this problem with firmware fixes for other players but not OPUS1. Is that true? We haven't seen a fir ware update of OPUS1 since 2.0.
0.7 last summer, correct? Could that mean that they are essentially done polishing our toy's software and at this point it is what it is?
Thanks, folks, for reading this overlong post. Any feedback (err...
civil feedback) is much appreciated.