Very quick mixedinkey question

Very quick mixedinkey question

Am I doing something wrong, or does Mixedinkey for windows not recognise .m4a files (bought from iTunes store)?

I think it’s a recent add on, at least it was for the Mac version. Check your version and make sure your up to date.

I bought it yesterday, so I’m pretty sure it’s up to date :stuck_out_tongue:

Hmmm, looks like I might just have to wait… or get a mac

Where do you have it selected to store the key info? I think AAC (or maybe it’s the new id3 tags) doesn’t have a key field so it won’t show up in the key field in Traktor. I have my preferences set to put the key info in the key field and then in front of the comments as well.

Here’s some good tips and I would be willing to bet Chad from MIK will comment in this thread eventually.

http://community.mixedinkey.com/Topic.aspx?ID=5553

Nah, it’s just that mixedinkey doesn’t even recognise the files, so I don’t even get as far as analysing the key. Serves me right for buying from iTunes I guess :stuck_out_tongue:

Convert your m4a’s to wav and you are golden dude. wavs and mp3’s are the format Mik recognises (maybe flac also, not sure)

Yeah, I know… but I have a LOT of songs in m4a… :disappointed:

What about converting a copy of your m4a tracks (to either wav or mp3) and processing those. You can then still use the original in traktor and manually add the results to the comments in their respective traktor tags.

this is exactly what i do, fiddly, but providing you keep on top of the new tunes you buys its not that bad.

So is that just a Windows thing? I don’t have any problems with songs I buy from iTunes.

After a bit more googling, yeah, at the moment it’s just a Windows thing. FML, wish I’d found that out before I bought it. Looks like I’ll be spending a while converting and moving stuff to my external hard drive then…