thanks Peter!  I am looking forward to be able to use your great program with my whole flac collection.

Hi Peter, yes the albums show up in the album area, and I click on the album cover art to load the flac files into the playlist.

In the folder with the flac files is a txt file, a m3u file the coverart called folder.jpg.

There is no .cue file in the folder.

thanks again , I hope this helps.

ok heres what i get




When simple search is turned on and I try to add the flac files for this Boards of Canada album, eg:  F:\music\flac\Boards of Canada - The Campfire Headphase\Into the Rainbow Vein.flac
 
I get this error popping up multiple times. (perhaps once for each track)


add trackdata
 
=13c- The given path's format is not supported
 

After which none of the tracks appear in my playlist
 
 
 
 
 
When simple search is turned off and I try to add the same tracks from the same album I get:
 
 
Get Coverart
 
The given path's filename is not supported. :15-F:\music\flac\Boards of Canada - The Campfire Headphase\Into the Rainbow Vein.flac

I get this error for each track name in the album popping up.
 
 
The items then appear in my playlist
When i try to click on the tracks in my playlist this error pops up.
 


Show Coverart from actual album
 
13 - The path's format is not supported
 




thanks I hope this helps!

for the tracks i ripped from cd myself..a track name might be for example...song.flac

i often get this error message

"the given paths format is not supported"

Hi all,
My whole flac library is organised in individual folders with seperate files for each track.  The naming format for each track is simply the song name .   xxhighend only seems to be able to play back songs with track numbers in the filename..is there any way around this without renaming my whole libray.
thanks!

Hi all...thanks for the tips.. what was the final verdict on ssd drives for the o/s?  are they ok?

Hi all, just wondering what the minimum or recommended system requirements are for running xxhighend.  I want to run it off a netbook which has a dual atom processor and a gig of ram. thanks!