All that stuff: Where the files go, how they're named, etc -- is configurable within Cdex and always has been.

Thanks Andy. As you probably know, you can also create the files in MP3 format at various bit rates if you prefer. Regards, Barry Chapman

Hello, This is the cheapest £526 has a rating of 4.3 on 3 reviews and doesn’t appear to mention 32

Hi Gena. Please shair the link to see. As far as I know there's only 1 F6. But then again who knows. I saw something similar with the H6. I looked for it again just to see whom the target buyer was

Hello All, I just looked on Amazon for the zoom F6. Glad to see they are in stock. But there seems to be 2 versions. Is there 2 versions i.e. one that supports 32 float bit recording and one that

Hi Barry. I whent into my programe files and found it sitting there. I entered on it and there was all the files correctly titled in WAV format. My old copy of CDEX was years ago, so now this bata

Hi Andy, If you heard them converting then you don't need to press anything else. By default, I think the files are placed in the CDEX folder in Program Files. To find out where, when in CDEX, press

Hi all. I've recently purchased from Amazon the last and final album from Mr Leonard Cohen, who has recently passed away. I wish to keep this CD in the best of nick, though wish to listen to it on

OK, so this is a rather random/unusual question, but any info or advice will be gratefully received. I've often played content from my iPhone 5S into another source (digital recorder, amp, etc) for

Hi, I'm using a Windows10 machine and the headphones in the subject line. I'm having a bit of a problem and was hoping that someone here might be able to help. I know of 2 people who are having

Hey Tom. Well, it's a playlist. So if it can find the files the text points to -- it will play them. If not..then not.

Well, the phone mikes is good yes, but I wouldn't go as far as to say rather have those instead of a recorder. And with many of them you cannot here speech unless if they have a headphone out and

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But it can (if I understand right) play music; is this not correct? I did get it solved! Thanks! Tom Kaufman

My winamp (5.666) will play most .m4a files. I have downloaded a lot of plugins for it over the years to give it the ability to play different formats though and I can't recall if that was one. Maybe

Sounds like you got it solved. Just a bit of clarification of my own though; an m3u file is nothing more than a text file that contains a playlist.

Thanks Tom. I'm pleased it worked. Barry Chapman

Hi Barry and list: You're the man; I did as you instructed and (thanks to you) was able to do with that file what I wanted to do! Thanks to you and to all on this list for responses and

Hello list: Just to try and clarify things a little, one of the files is an Mp4 (not M4P) this Zoom client (when you use it to record meetings and such) apparently gives you three copies of a given

Sincere thanks for your comprehensive response.  Sorry for my delayed response.  Yes indeed, Collin, I did receive that message and have saved it for future reference. The majority of streams