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More => Old Versions => JRiver Media Center 19 for Windows => Topic started by: esiuda on June 22, 2014, 03:24:21 pm
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I am sure I am making a basic mistake, so here goes.
J River 19.0.138 (just ran update, and it shows current. but I see there is a 19.0.143 version?)
I am trying to sync a play list to my Samsung Note 2. I am using Neutron player
If I tell J River to change to format of the music to MP3, it seems to work.
If I tell J River to keep the original format (FLAC and or WMA Lossless) I receive a error of unsupported format.
I know that Neutron supports FLAC, as I can copy the same file I want to sync and it will play.
So what am I doing wrong?
Thanks!
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Double-check Options > Handheld > File, Paths, & More > Supported types. You want to be sure FLAC is in the list.
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Thanks, that worked!
Next question
I have a 6 core processor,
under Conversion I have it set for 6 simultaneous conversions
It looks like it only does 1 at a time?
Does JRiver take advantage of all processors that I have?
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I have a 6 core processor,
under Conversion I have it set for 6 simultaneous conversions
Set Options > Handheld > Conversion > Simultaneous Conversions
It defaults to 4, I think.
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that is exactly what I did.
When you look at what is happening in the detail screen, it only seems that 1 is converting at a time. where when I use db poweramp, it shows multiple files changing at the same time.
I know different programs will display things differently, so no complaints, I purchased several months ago, and I am having a steep learning curve, its hard to teach a old dog new tricks!
Thanks for all your help, and a great program!
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It's JRiver now, by the way. It works better with search than J River. Thanks.
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Ok, I changed it from the default of 4 to 6, yet it still looks like only 1 track is being processed at a time, when it is syncing with my Note 2.
In Windows Task Mgr, It only shows activity on 1 cpu out of either 6 or 12, depending on which view I am looking at.
Tonight I will just try converting some random tracks to a file, and see how it behaves.
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Ok, I changed it from the default of 4 to 6, yet it still looks like only 1 track is being processed at a time, when it is syncing with my Note 2.
This is confusing. I set up a sync to my hard drive and it converts 4 at a time.
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It might be something to do with syncing to my phone over a USB cable? Will know more tonight when I try it again.
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did not have a lot of time last night, but I did convert 20 or so tracks from FLAC and or WMA to MP3, and the program acted just like you would expect it to.
In details, it shows up to 6 tracks being converted at the same time.
I will try again to get to syncing my phone tonight and see what happens.