I Installed CDex, but are not able to listen to MP3 files, and the MPEG->MPEG conversion does not work and neither the MPEG->WAV option fails also, whats wrong?
If you used the zip file, you probably have not selected the “Use Folder Names” option during the unzipping process, therefore the input plugins (e.g. in_mp3.dll) are not placed in the Plugins folder. To remedy this problem, Unzip the files again with the “Use Folder Names” option enabled within WinZip ( or create a Plugins folder, and move the in_*.dll files into this folder ) When you used the EXE Installer file, you probably have de-selected the “Winamp Plugins” option, so the plugins are not installed. To remedy this problem, re-install CDex with the “Winamp Plugins” option enabled. When I extract MP3 files from a CD, I woulb like CDex to create ‘Napster Style’ file names (i.e. [artist]-[title].mp3) instead storing trackes into separate directories based on artist/album/trackname information, how can I do that? Will just change the build file name string (press F4 and select the Filenames TAB) to: %1-%4 and you should be set, take a look at the help file for more details which opti
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