Need Help in having Itunes Tag 1 Tb of lssless Wav

Herman, I'm not trying to argue about anything.

2nd post said: Every time I see someone here advise using WAV files "because they sound better" (NOT validated by my own tests, by the way) I cringe. And this is why: WAV files have no standard way for tagging the file with the song title, composer, artist, etc. So they end up as meaningless files scattered across someone's hard drive."

I was just adding to that. I have a portable USB drive that is a subset of my collection that I consider suitable for serious listening on a decent setup. I use .WAV and all I need to know to select the songs are artist, album and song. Nothing else matters to me. There's nothing wrong with using some other file format if you want to store more meta data.

Now, I could go on about how I think iTunes is a waste of time on a system dedicated to playback, but that's something else entirely - and somewhat subjective. :)

larry

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Larry, I wouldn't call it an argument, it is a discussion. That's what these forums are for. I found it curious you would state that if one needed tags something was "wrong" and spoke to it.

I agree iTunes alone is not the best choice for playback on the main system, but it is a very good program for organizing a library. When you use iTunes for the library functions and Pure Music for playback it is a very fine way to do things. Sounds wonderful and very easy to get to what you want to play. It is also very easy to share the library with other systems in the house. I have a portable system I can take out on the screen porch or the garage and stream music to it wirelessly all controlled by an iPad and ITunes. Very convenient.

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Agree with Larry_s: iTunes is a great way to organize a library and Pure Music, for the relatively inexpensive cost, is a great sonic upgrade. My library is AIFF all the way. Like so many other posts, this comes down to personal preference. If you like WAV files and are content with the data application so be it. I like the versatility of iTunes and the enhanced sound quality of Pure Music. Isn't PC based music great? So many options!

OOPS! Sorry Larry-s - meant to say I agree with Herman!