[Jenn]

In article .com,
vlad wrote:

On Jul 22, 5:30 pm, Jenn wrote:
In article .com,



vlad wrote:
I am trying to put my CD library into my new shiny iPod. On the
surface it looks easy: - start iTunes, put CD in CD-ROM, rip.

It is iTunes on Windows.

1) I have two CD readers, CD-ROM and DVD-ROM. iTunes recognizes only
on of them, the slowest one.

2) many tracks when I am listening them on iPod have skips in them
(fraction of the second pauses in a middle of the track). Few tracks
even have missing pieces, repeated fragments, etc.

First I thought my iPod is faulty, then I noticed that that same
defects are in tracks on PC in iTunes data files. I listened them
side by side (PC and iPod), they are identical.

So, from there skips are coming? Original CD's are in perfect order. I
assume that iTunes reads digital file from CD, converts it to MP3

Maybe, maybe not. It depends on your preference settings.

in
digital domain and writes on HD.

Does anybody know how to avoid these skips?

If I rip CD tracks using WinAmp and then import them in iTunes,
everything works fine. But iTunes places these tracks in most
unexpected
places in hierarchy, making it unusable.

Thanks in advance for your help.

vlad

I've never had that problem. One guess might be a corrupted copy of
iTunes? iTunes for Windows is pretty buggy. Have you downloaded the
latest version, as well as the latest software for iPod? You might try
updating both, as they were recently updated.

I am updating iTunes whenever it offers me too. So I guess I have the
latest and greatest version of iTunes.
I guess this application is hopelessly buggy.

I wouldn't give up; I've never heard such a report from anyone else.

ScottW made a reasonable
guess about what can be wrong with it.

Also the user interface of this application is dreadful. One could
expect better job from Apple.