best program like mediamaster for MP3's and music? Mediamonkey? - Page 2

I don't really understand your questions. Do you mean does it move your files around and create trees with dozens of subfolders? Then no, it leaves everything where it is. To sort by album, just click the 'Album' column (likewise you can sort your whole library by any other parameter). Does it collect album art? Yes, although I usually don't bother. You can set it to automatically display the album but I don't like programs using the internet without asking so if I want the art, I go get it. Auto Correct? Again, I'm not sure but it will autotag a song by listening to it and making a pretty good guess as to who it is and what the title is. Just click the 'Auto Tag' button in the file info dialog. That's also where you can manually get the album art. It may not be for everyone, but it works great for me. I have most of my music in just a couple of folders (1 for MP3, 1 for WMA and a handful of others holding live recordings) and I can export any playlist full of music with (or without) leading index numbers to keep them in the playlist order (important for MP3 CDs for the car).
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PS: There are hundreds of skins and the visualizations are pretty trick too!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=DrG6G3sCEfk

FLAC is lossless. When a FLAC file made from a WAV file is played, it's bit-for-bit
identical to the original.


They're different ways of storing identical data. They're neck-and-neck now and
always have been.

FLAC files are smaller, sometimes much smaller. That's it.


It's popular and gets good reviews by users. (I haven't tried it.)

Yea this is pretty much my understanding.

I just wanted to point that out that a quick google search had some people saying that .wav sounds better.

But I am glad you at least confirmed my past knowledge.