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Thanks for the heads up on the article, I had scanned it before and did find most of the information. I currently have most of my collection ripped into FLAC and use Media Monkey based upon the info I have found on this site, but have been experimenting with iTunes lately on a separate computer and using the remote to change selections,volume etc. I have ripped about a dozen CD's using iTunes using the built in wave encoder. When the disc is finished being ripped the album shows up with the album name and artist. I have just gone to the advanced tab and selected get album art and there is is, it appears in the iTunes computer interface as well as on the remote under albums. When you right click on the track in iTunes and select get info as you said it shows the file is a .wav and it show track inform as well as album art. I have shut down the computer and disabled the internet connection and the album art and associated info is still there. If you open up windows and explore by folders under music you have the iTunes Music Folder and there is also a Album art folder. It seems to work any opinions on why the album art appears with wav files?

I have a pc and and have been experimenting with formats to rip in. Since I am on a pc I am not using aiff, I have been able to rip in iTunes into a wav file and get album art (which was one of the old drawbacks I guess). What are the drawbacks if any to using wav on a pc machine using iTunes?

Thanks, it works perfect and was super easy to set up.

Thanks, I didn't think it was possible, it just seems like it should be able to do it. You have your albums, playlist, etc. Why not ad the radio button, it would be a sweet feature. Also does anyone know if you can use the remote application on the new iTab? I great large display would be great.

Does anyone know how to use the apple remote application to tune in internet radio? I have the latest update but it doesn't seem to give you the ability to tune into internet radio. The computer is way away from the listening room. Any suggestions?

I am looking for a network attached storage device and was wondering if anyone has used the linksys network storage device by Cisco. I primarily listen to my files via a squeezebox duet run into a Cambridge Audio DAC Magic. Right now I have primarily mp3's, but want to burn all my music in full resolution hence the search for a good device. I use the windows platform and am thinking of using Media Monkey to burn and manage the music collection. Thanks, John