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Old July 20th, 2005, 11:01 PM
mindonstrike mindonstrike is offline
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OK this is strange
I renamed a bin file exaxtly the way yours are, alice cooper - dg01 - 04 - No more mr. nice guy.bin, I lost everything after the period. Removed the period after Mr and tried again. for 'Select Brand I used "Dangerous" (just guessing there). I left disk id blank and tried to import. As soon as I clicked 'import files', "Alice cooper" shows up in the disc id box, and then I get the error msg about too much data. I shortened up alice cooper in the file name to "Alice" and then it imported, of course the Artist field now shows "Alice" as does the disk id field.

Then I did this all again except this time I manually filled in the disk id field with "DG04". As soon as I clicked "import files" the disk id feild changed itself back to "Alice Cooper" and then received the too much data error msg again.

I tried a couple of different things and couldn't get it to work. I looked for something in the manual about requireing diskid info to be the first part of a file name and could find nothing. So I don't think Hoster is supposed to behave that way.

Short of renaming your files I don't know what else to suggest. I dont suppose audio grabber will let you do an auto rename or anything?



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