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Technical Support / Re: Trying to delete first two sides on an album.
« Last post by Paul Sanders (AlpineSoft) on August 08, 2020, 09:13:23 pm »Maybe. I'll give it some thought.
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Technical Support / Re: Trying to delete first two sides on an album.
« Last post by Steve Crook on August 08, 2020, 05:39:07 pm »Thanks for the prompt response. Thought it might be the case.
It would certainly be helpful (for me) if deleting earlier recording moved the earlier ones up, but I can see that not being helpful for some people and why things as they are. Perhaps just an option on the Remove Recording dialog to move later recordings up when some are deleted???
It would certainly be helpful (for me) if deleting earlier recording moved the earlier ones up, but I can see that not being helpful for some people and why things as they are. Perhaps just an option on the Remove Recording dialog to move later recordings up when some are deleted???
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Technical Support / Re: Trying to delete first two sides on an album.
« Last post by Paul Sanders (AlpineSoft) on August 08, 2020, 05:02:39 pm »Hi,
That's all more or less by design. If you delete the recording for (say) side 1 then the remaining sides don't 'shuffle up'. Perhaps they should.
That's all more or less by design. If you delete the recording for (say) side 1 then the remaining sides don't 'shuffle up'. Perhaps they should.
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Technical Support / Re: Trying to delete first two sides on an album.
« Last post by Steve Crook on August 08, 2020, 03:38:37 pm »Ok, having prodded around some more, I did the following:
Switch to a different collection.
Rename the side 3&4 files to be Side 1&2 files
Switch back to the original collection, and get warnings about changes and running "Check For Changes..." (which says there haven't been any when I run it).
Select to delete recordings. This time sides 1,2,3,4 are shown. I chose to delete 3&4 and have been left with 1 & 2 as I would like.
Switching to the track splitting screen shows tells me it's regenerating the waveform
Then everything appears to be in order.
This works for me except that when the two deleted sides are the first two, they aren't on the list to delete.
Hope this makes sense.
Switch to a different collection.
Rename the side 3&4 files to be Side 1&2 files
Switch back to the original collection, and get warnings about changes and running "Check For Changes..." (which says there haven't been any when I run it).
Select to delete recordings. This time sides 1,2,3,4 are shown. I chose to delete 3&4 and have been left with 1 & 2 as I would like.
Switching to the track splitting screen shows tells me it's regenerating the waveform
Then everything appears to be in order.
This works for me except that when the two deleted sides are the first two, they aren't on the list to delete.
Hope this makes sense.
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Technical Support / Trying to delete first two sides on an album.
« Last post by Steve Crook on August 08, 2020, 03:22:21 pm »I recorded an album a while back, made some changes to my phono pre and record cleaner and re-recorded the same album as extra sides on the first recording to give me an album with four sides. Did it this way to make A/B comparisons easier.
Anyway, having done that and listened, I decided to retain the newer recordings, went into the Remove Recordings dialog, select the first two recordings and deleted them. I was then left with four recordings still shown, but with the first to saying "missing". I couldn't see any way of removing them as they didn't appear in the list of removable recordings when I displayed it again. Tried switching album, collection and restarting VS. Nothing worked. Pulled them out of the wastebasket and back into the collection folder, and everything is hunky dory, with 4 sides.
Exited from VS, went back in, tried again, with the same result.
Trying "Check For Changes..." tells me there have been none.
So I'm not sure if I messed something up or if there's something wrong with the collection.
LMK if you need more tests or uploads of collection files.
Anyway, having done that and listened, I decided to retain the newer recordings, went into the Remove Recordings dialog, select the first two recordings and deleted them. I was then left with four recordings still shown, but with the first to saying "missing". I couldn't see any way of removing them as they didn't appear in the list of removable recordings when I displayed it again. Tried switching album, collection and restarting VS. Nothing worked. Pulled them out of the wastebasket and back into the collection folder, and everything is hunky dory, with 4 sides.
Exited from VS, went back in, tried again, with the same result.
Trying "Check For Changes..." tells me there have been none.
So I'm not sure if I messed something up or if there's something wrong with the collection.
LMK if you need more tests or uploads of collection files.
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Technical Support / Re: How to display collection for converting to mp3
« Last post by Paul Sanders (AlpineSoft) on August 08, 2020, 11:12:18 am »Great, thanks.
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Technical Support / Re: How to display collection for converting to mp3
« Last post by streetrodder on August 08, 2020, 03:24:12 am »Under options, I pointed it to that folder. It looks like that did the trick. Will let you know.
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Technical Support / Re: How to display collection for converting to mp3
« Last post by Paul Sanders (AlpineSoft) on August 07, 2020, 10:21:02 pm »Hi,
Possibly. Let's hope so.
The corresponding .mcf file will be in the parent folder of that folder. Try opening that in VinylStudio (Menu -> File -> Open Collection).
Possibly. Let's hope so.
The corresponding .mcf file will be in the parent folder of that folder. Try opening that in VinylStudio (Menu -> File -> Open Collection).
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Technical Support / Re: How to display collection for converting to mp3
« Last post by streetrodder on August 07, 2020, 04:05:51 pm »In looking for MyAlbums.mcf, I may have found what we were looking for in a different directory.
In C:\Users\Paul\Music\Album Artists, which has all my digitized music, I found the My Albums Directory with the art directory a 'vsfiles' folder with .wav.wfd files.
If my guess is correct, I need to redirect the program to use that directory. Am I on the right track?
In C:\Users\Paul\Music\Album Artists, which has all my digitized music, I found the My Albums Directory with the art directory a 'vsfiles' folder with .wav.wfd files.
If my guess is correct, I need to redirect the program to use that directory. Am I on the right track?
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Technical Support / Re: How to display collection for converting to mp3
« Last post by Paul Sanders (AlpineSoft) on August 06, 2020, 10:31:23 pm »OK, please send me MyAlbums.mcf and I will see if there is anything in it. But I fear the worst.