[Ross61]

Using Exact Audio Copy (EAC), I made lossless copies of about 60 (20%) of my CDs. The music plays fine, very fine in fact. The issue is what is being displayed.

Only the Artist appears on the screen. Everything else is "Unknown" and the jpg of the album cover does not show. How can I set up EAC to show all the informations and, how does it get set up so an album plays in track order?

TIA

When EAC makes the files, the directory looks like this with each artist in its own directory (Apocalyptica in the below example) and each album copied therein:

 

[Slowpoke387]

I cant help you there but why not just get a wireless dongle and play everything from your phone? All artwork, everything is displayed wirelessly. Just a thought. Is it the lossless part you're after?

 

[Ross61]

Yes, it is the quality part.

I cannot tolerate FM due to commercials. XM is great for Old Time Radio and baseball games (ie, talk) but when on the road, I prefer high(er) quality music.

Typically I can hear the differences between a record, CD, and lossy music - especially when my ears get used to the stereo system,

 

[Blickie]

Using Exact Audio Copy (EAC), I made lossless copies of about 60 (20%) of my CDs. The music plays fine, very fine in fact. The issue is what is being displayed.

Only the Artist appears on the screen. Everything else is "Unknown" and the jpg of the album cover does not show. How can I set up EAC to show all the informations and, how does it get set up so an album plays in track order?

TIA

When EAC makes the files, the directory looks like this with each artist in its own directory (Apocalyptica in the below example) and each album copied therein:

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Generally, you can edit a sound file with an app to add the information you want, i.e. name, artist, album name, etc. You also have to tell the sound file the name of sound graphic and where it's located.

You might email the author and ask if the above is possible with his program.

 

[MJS73]

Media Monkey.