- What is MAC?
- Why is MAC
so different from the others MP3 managers?
- Where is the official homepage for MAC? Where can I download new versions?
- What multimedia formats
does MAC accept?
- Do you plan to
release a Linux version of MAC?
- Which language is MAC written
in?
- How do I get
MAC to scan my drive for MP3 files?
- I want to install a newer version of MAC, do I have to uninstall the
previous install first?
- MAC does not play any of my MP3's, it seems not to load my default MP3
player.
- What is VBR?
- When MAC lists my MP3's, some of the songs have an incorrect time.
-
The program reports an error when try to open my database file.
- I have installed MAC and I do not know why I can not search for files, the
command "Search" appears in gray.
- The Excel report alters the special characters. Is it a problem of Excel?
- How am I going to save my MP3 library into a file, where songs are
individually described, like song name, album and everything like this?
- I want to write a CGI or ASP, that can allow people to search my
collection and I was wondering if you could supply me with the COL file
format description.
- How to print out the list
of my files?
- I always rip my CD's with VBR. MAC shows most of the time correct bit
rates, but sometimes I see CBR.
- What is MAC?
MAC means MPEG Audio Collection. It will help you to organize your
audio file collection. There are some nice features like a Tag editor,
file renamer utility etc.
- What multimedia formats does MAC accept?
MAC supports the MPEG Audio format (*.mpa, *.mp1, *.mp2, *.mp3),
MPEGplus (*.mp+, *.mpc), Windows PCM (*.wav), TwinVQ (*.vqf), Ogg Vorbis
(*.ogg), Monkey's Audio (*.mac, *.ape), Windows Media Audio (*.wma), AAC
(*.aac), WavPack (*.wv), FLAC (*.flac), and OptimFROG (*.ofr) files.
- What is VBR?
It is short for "Variable bit rate". Some MP3 encoder support this. If
there are very complex parts in a song it will use a quite high bit rate
and e.g. on silence or easy parts it will use a lower bit rate. So usually
the average bit rate will be not as high as the bit rate of an MP3 of the
same quality with constant bit rate.
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