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I seem to have a small problem with syncing folders to my library. Under preferences and library, for each folder there is a green text that says "Auto" but I still have to click the "Sync" button to manually sync the folder whenever I add new music to said folder.

Thank you very much for your reply! It really is amazing that the owner of a company takes the time to respond to things like this. I will definitely take the 30-day guarantee into consideration. Regardless of whether I decide to upgrade my DAC first, you have my business! Thank you, -Kenji

Or maybe I should consider upgrading my DAC before thinking about the Regen...

I'm curious if anyone has tried the Regen with the AQ Dragonfly. I know many have tried the Jitterbug with the AQD, but haven't seen any pairings with the Regen. I know its kind of laughable that I am considering getting a USB decrapifyer that is more expensive than the DAC itself, but I would rather buy one Regen than buy a Jitterbug and later upgrade to the Regen.

XLD -> free dbpoweramp -> $39 Is it worth the price for what may or may mot be a bug?

Thank you very much for your reply! Sorry, that the joke flew right over my head hahaha

I don't see any green ink. This has happened on at least 15 albums, all with errors on the last track.

So far, I have ripped close to 50 albums using XLD. I have found that almost 100% of the time an error occurs on the disk, it is on the last track. Is there some kind of explanation for this?

Good read! Very interesting and well researched.

So if I were to get a backup drive specifically for my music storage HDD (I already have a backup disk for the hard drive in my Macbook) can I make do with a cheaper one like the WD My Book, which is about half the price of the OWC Mercury Elite Pro?

So from what I understand, you feel it is worth it to invest in a separate backup drive as well as online? I am planning on purchasing an OWC Mercury Elite Pro 2TB for my music storage hard drive. If I were to get the most cost-effective backup, is it ok to buy a cheaper hard drive, (perhaps Seagate Expansion 2TB).

I have a question about backups. If I were to use an online backup service (such as CrashPlan), is it really necessary to have a backup hard drive as well? I am just getting into computer audio, and buying two separate large capacity hard drives is a big investment.