Well, back in action, sort of. According to the Geek, for the normal person Windows 11 is more problematic than previous versions and of course Microsoft is working on it.
He said, all the company's are trying to have us go to subscription cloud based systems, which is why One Drive is becoming not an option to have or not have.
Even when I was diving deep into my Synology NAS they where offering cloud based at $5.99 a month. Wait, my NAS and my copied external hard drives are my cloud.
1. I used Synology Assistant to map network drive. I did this myself, but kept losing it, turning off and on PC. Geek showed me to Pin To Quick Access. Now I can see what I have been looking at for over 10 years. Rip music to downloads, drag and drop to NAS.
2. The PC that I remote access into for playing music with JRiver. Same process as above. Now have to import from the new IP so JRiver can play the songs. Took about 12 hours to import from the NAS. It was pretty successful, it will take me awhile of course to notice any import errors if I even notice, most significantly what I have noticed is one track is missing, but that is an easy fix, I just go back and import that album only.
3. Have played via JRiver test track music (2.0-Mono-4.0-5.1-Atmos, FLAC-DSF-MKV) files and all good.
My ripping software for future rips, MakeMKV-DVDAE-Windows Media Player, all good.
Still need help:
Sonore ripping SACD via OPPO 105- think I will call my friend who helped me set up the key thumb drive and software years ago.
Music Media Helper-This should be so easy and the Geek gave it a good shot but admitted over his head.
He said, all the company's are trying to have us go to subscription cloud based systems, which is why One Drive is becoming not an option to have or not have.
Even when I was diving deep into my Synology NAS they where offering cloud based at $5.99 a month. Wait, my NAS and my copied external hard drives are my cloud.
1. I used Synology Assistant to map network drive. I did this myself, but kept losing it, turning off and on PC. Geek showed me to Pin To Quick Access. Now I can see what I have been looking at for over 10 years. Rip music to downloads, drag and drop to NAS.
2. The PC that I remote access into for playing music with JRiver. Same process as above. Now have to import from the new IP so JRiver can play the songs. Took about 12 hours to import from the NAS. It was pretty successful, it will take me awhile of course to notice any import errors if I even notice, most significantly what I have noticed is one track is missing, but that is an easy fix, I just go back and import that album only.
3. Have played via JRiver test track music (2.0-Mono-4.0-5.1-Atmos, FLAC-DSF-MKV) files and all good.
My ripping software for future rips, MakeMKV-DVDAE-Windows Media Player, all good.
Still need help:
Sonore ripping SACD via OPPO 105- think I will call my friend who helped me set up the key thumb drive and software years ago.
Music Media Helper-This should be so easy and the Geek gave it a good shot but admitted over his head.
