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Advice required re: Importing CD to itunes |
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Advice required re: Importing CD to itunes
When I try and import a CD to my itunes account on my laptop its take about 20 minutes per song (speed 0.2x). My question is how do I import the CD quicker?
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Anyone?
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go to settings, general , import settings and untick "use error correction when reading audio CDs"
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go to settings, general , import settings and untick "use error correction when reading audio CDs"
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It's already 'unticked'
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Also how scratched is the CD?
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That is very slow. My 800MHz iMac is faster than that. What bit rate are you using for the files? I think the more compression the slower the import, so try using a higher bit rate.
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There's something definitely wrong if it is taking that amount of time. Do you have any other cd import s/w on your laptop that you can try as a comparison?
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