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I am now running Windows Home Server as my media storage and distribution point (and is working well). My kids have all sorts of music from various sources, which they upload into a WHS shared directory. These may or may not contain tags, album art, etc., and may be of varying file types.

I would like to install MuvAudio2, either as an add-in, or a separate program within WHS. MuvAudio is always running in Watch Mode, watching a shared upload folder, and converting any found music to a standard .MP3 format, with all associated tags and album art. The converted files would then be placed into a master (user read-only) WHS Media Shared 'Music\MP3 Library\' directory.

I believe this would be an ideal case where the family could all contribute music, and then have a very organized library with consistent formats. WHS takes care of file safety, assuring one does not lose their libraries. Any comments? other ideas?

Thank you again for a fine program and your help and support!!
Peter

That sounds like the perfect idea as long as valid licenses exist on the server where the conversions are taking place. The software would need to be installed as a separate program within WHS.

Thanks for the compliments! May I ask for your permission to use the quote on our website in the "what others are saying" sections?

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Yes, you may use the quoted section. Thank you.

I am still working on the license issues. Ran into some problems this weekend, but hope to resolve it sometime this week. Some of my licenses allow me to run on up to 3 different systems, but only in a single instance. Any ideas would be welcome.

Thanks again,
Peter