Zerow
June 1, 2022, 1:21pm
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He is absolutely right
You can read this Speeding up the loading process - its talks about slightly outdated hardware but the principals stand
But even if you would switch to M.2 NVMe instead of SSD [which even this previous disk technology is pricey when going above 2 TB], you can also alleviate your initial [i.e. after booting up of the operating system] loading time with solution from this topic
Recently I came to a conclusion that I am wasting time and clicks by clicking Mp3tag icon on the Taskbar and then selecting a pinned down to it playlist- just to see all of the my music files being loaded up to Mp3tag; which I needed to at some point 9 out of 10 times whenever I turned on the computer
So I created a simple shortcut file that has
Target: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Mp3tag\Mp3tag.exe" "M:\All Music.m3u8"
Run: Minimized
And that Minimized parameter I chose on purpose because rare…
And if you like it but it is too complicated for you to implement, then you can vow your opinions it this topic
I would like Mp3tag to somehow run in itself the background after the system waking up, loading up designated folders / playlists
It's not every time that I use Mp3tag and it not that I run it from the starting of the operating system. But I [almost] always start using Mp3tag by loading of all of my files- and that takes time. So if they were loaded up somehow before, it would save me a lot of time
Maybe something like a stripped down version of Mp3tag [that could be hidden in a tray independe…
and / or you can take a look at the issue of re-opening of Mp3tag thus of re-loading of files
I propose adding an option of making a playlist when Mp3tag is closed. It should be crated automatically in the background. There should also be added a new icon, so that after reopening of Mp3tag the user could easily perform in a convenient way a "load last dumped playlist" task
The reason for this is that I often have a lot of opened windows; especially when I check multiple files in spectrogram [like when evaluating albums for quality]. And by a lot I mean like even dozens- in a mater o…