QCD now allows you to record, convert, and encode music in a format of your choosing! You can encode your music CD's onto your computer, convert them into any format you like, such as wav or mp3, and store them in an organized fashion you select. QCD can also convert your existing audio files into other formats.
Select and configure the Encoder Plug-in QCD will use for encoding new audio files.
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Open the Encoding Settings window |
Tip: Encoder Plug-ins are available for download at www.quinnware.com. |
Configure the Encoding Format |
In the Encoding Settings window, click the Configure Format button to bring up settings for an individual Encoder Plug-in. |
Edit the filename and location of encoded files |
Tip: Setting the Root output folder to "C:\My Music\Mp3\" and the Output folder\filename template to "artist\album\artist - album - 01 - title" will create files with names like "The Beatles - Rubber Soul - 05 - Think For Yourself.mp3" which will be stored in a folder called "C:\My Music\Mp3\The Beatles\Rubber Soul\" Tip: Learn how to: Use the Filename Template Editor. |
Encode audio CD's into files on your hard drive.
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Load CD tracks into the Encoder List |
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Encode CD tracks onto your hard drive. |
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View Encoded Files |
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You can also convert your existing audio files into other formats using the Encoder Plug-ins. Convert between wav, mp3, or any other format available using the Encoder Plug-ins.
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Add your audio files to the Playlist |
Read the Playing an Audio File and Playing a Stream sections. |
Convert your audio files. |
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For more information about encoder settings, see: Preferences: Encoding.
To learn about encoder plug-ins, go to: Plug-ins: Encoders.
To learn about the filename templates, see How To: Use the Filename Template Editor.
For information about the encoder, see: Encoder Controls.
For more information about copying music from a CD to your hard drive, see How To: Copy A CD to Your Hard Drive.