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My rips and others'. thanks... i'm beginning to think its something either I, or EAC did wrong.I found a thread about compression offset re: the drive, (and using cuetools to fix) and also a mention of prefs > EAC options > extraction and the first checkbox, "Fill up missing samples with silence"should that be checked or not? do you know the default setting for it?i'm thinking that might be my culprit. (I am still interested for someone to test 5.63 though, just to rule it out)I would just rerip/test myself, but I don't have the CDs here, (they're at my house, not my apt)PS. I found these links mentioning ALAC/mp4/m4a gapless: so when I actually setup EAC to rip to ALAC, i'll need to configure mp3tag to find the %pgap% atom and make sure its all kosher. PENN STATE Radio or #1 = Winamp skips short tracksWish #1 = Multiple Column SortingWish #2 = Add TCMP/Compilation editing Comment Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 136 The FLACs I've ripped with EAC all seem to be playing fine with gapless playback on the latest beta.I do have the "Fill up missing samples with silence" option checked although I'm not sure what the default was. Comment Forum King Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 5909 damn. the Beatle FLACs I made were back in 09 or 10 and I have no idea what settings I had EAC set to then, or what exactly is wrong with the FLACs I made, since it seems to be my files and not winamp. PENN STATE Radio or #1 = Winamp skips short tracksWish #1 = Multiple Column SortingWish #2 = Add TCMP/Compilation editing Comment Major Dude Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 1656 I've left EAC basically on defaults. Not tweaked much. That seems to be playing back my FLACs without gaps in Winamp Beta as normal.I'll go re-rip Dark Side Of The Moon and see what happens. Will also test rip via Winamp. Back Soon... Comment Major Dude Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 1656 Not a hiccup. Perfect gapless playback from an EAC rip in Winamp Beta 5.7. Ripped an SACD of DSOM using EAC to FLAC (using CMP button). Winamp is playing this back flawlessly. I have specifically gone to the end of a few tracks and started playing from there to see how it picks up the next track. All perfect.Must be something in your settings for EAC. A tweak too far? EAC is generally set on defaults for me without any real changes. I notice that EAC has an option to Save Profile. If this will save all the relevant settings I can upload my current profile for comparison. Comment Forum King Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 5909 thx for the testing and all the replies from everyone.BP, was EAC using FLAC 1.2.1? was the fill missing samples with silence checked by default?yeah, I am thinking its something I or EAC did wrong. it would seem whatever is going on is not

Forum King Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 5909 my understanding is that both FLAC and ALAC support gapless playback, (which LAME does too).winamp plays my newer LAME files back with gapless playback fine.however, I just noticed it does NOT do so (using the newest beta) with my FLAC files.they were made by me with EAC and FLAC 1.2.1I tested with RG set to album RG.(I should clarify that gapless works on LAME files made with newer LAME vers, some older LAME rips have the hesitation in them, similar to what I can also hear/see in the FLACs)a quick look on google suggests that it may be the fault of the playback software/device.thoughts? PENN STATE Radio or #1 = Winamp skips short tracksWish #1 = Multiple Column SortingWish #2 = Add TCMP/Compilation editing Spectral Techorator Join Date: Jun 2000 Posts: 36148 I just converted a gapless mix mp3 album to FLAC with Winamp 5.7 Beta 3376, using enc_flac w/ FLAC 1.3and the resulting FLAC album still played back gaplessly.Maybe the problem is with EAC? (sorry, I don't use it)As for ALAC... the mp4 container depends on there being an iTunes gapless atom...Again, maybe an EAC issue? Comment Forum King Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 5909 Originally Posted by DJ Egg View Post I just converted a gapless mix mp3 album to FLAC with Winamp 5.7 Beta 3376, using enc_flac w/ FLAC 1.3and the resulting FLAC album still played back gaplessly.Maybe the problem is with EAC? (sorry, I don't use it) hmm, well, EAC can rip to mp3 with newer LAMEs and do so gaplessly. I would be shocked if it really could not rip to FLAC gaplessly, but I can't say for sure it does/doesn't.my FLACs were made with FLAC 1.2.1 and EAC; can u try ripping with winamp 5.63 and see if it plays those FLACs gaplessly? (as they should be 1.2.1 types)I was testing the second side of abbey road btw. Originally Posted by DJ Egg View Post As for ALAC... the mp4 container depends on there being an iTunes gapless atom...Again, maybe an EAC issue? I haven't yet fully tested this, i'll get back to you on it. thx for the info! PENN STATE Radio or #1 = Winamp skips short tracksWish #1 = Multiple Column SortingWish #2 = Add TCMP/Compilation editing Comment Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2012 Posts: 25 In EAC Make sure you have checked Action > Append gaps on previous track (standard practice) and done Action > detect gaps before ripping. I don't know if the above solves your problem, but I have had no problems with gapless playback for both my rips and others'. Comment Forum King Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 5909 Originally Posted by siavash119 View Post In EAC Make sure you have checked Action > Append gaps on previous track (standard practice) and done Action > detect gaps before ripping. I don't know if the above solves your problem, but I have had no problems with gapless playback for both

To complete: 2 to 5 minutes.You need to be assigned permissions before you can perform this procedure or procedures. To see what permissions you need, see the "Distribution groups" entry in the Recipients Permissions topic.If your organization has configured a group naming policy, it's applied only to groups created by users. When you or other administrators use the EAC to create distribution groups, the group naming policy is ignored and isn't applied to the group name. However, if you use the Exchange Management Shell to create or rename a distribution group, the policy is applied unless you use the IgnoreNamingPolicy parameter to override the group naming policy. For more information, see:Create a Distribution Group Naming PolicyOverride the Distribution Group Naming PolicyFor information about keyboard shortcuts that may apply to the procedures in this topic, see Keyboard shortcuts in the Exchange admin center.Create a distribution groupUse the EAC to create a distribution groupIn the EAC, navigate to Recipients > Groups.Click New > Distribution group.On the New distribution group page, complete the following boxes:* Display name: Use this box to type the display name. This name appears in your organization's address book, on the To: line when email is sent to this group, and in the Groups list in the EAC. The display name is required and should be user-friendly so people recognize what it is. It also must be unique in the forest.* Alias: Use this box to type the name of the alias for the group. The alias can't exceed

Skip to main content This browser is no longer supported. Upgrade to Microsoft Edge to take advantage of the latest features, security updates, and technical support. Assign an address book policy to users in Exchange Online Article03/18/2024 In this article -->Address book policies (ABPs) allow you to segment users into specific groups to give them customized global address lists (GALs) in Outlook and Outlook on the web (formerly known as Outlook Web App). For more information about ABPs, see Address book policies in Exchange Online.Users aren't automatically assigned an ABP when you create mailboxes. If you don't assign an ABP to a mailbox, the GAL for your entire organization is visible to the user in Outlook and Outlook on the web. Furthermore, a user that's assigned an ABP needs to exist in the GAL that's specified for the ABP.To identify your virtual organizations for ABPs, we recommend that you use the CustomAttribute1 to CustomAttribute15 attributes on mailboxes, contacts, and groups, because these attributes are the most widely available and manageable for all recipient types.To assign ABPs to mailboxes, you select the ABP in Exchange admin center (EAC), or specify the ABP in Exchange Online PowerShell.What do you need to know before you begin?Estimated time to complete: Less than 5 minutes.By default, the Address List role isn't assigned to any role groups in Exchange Online. To use any cmdlets or features that require the Address List role, you need to add the role to a role group. For more information, see Modify role groups.To open the Exchange admin center (EAC), see Exchange admin center in Exchange Online. To connect to Exchange Online PowerShell, see Connect to Exchange Online PowerShell.For information about keyboard shortcuts that may apply to the procedures in this topic, see Keyboard shortcuts for the Exchange admin center.Use the EAC to assign an ABP to a mailboxIn the EAC, click Recipients > Mailboxes.In the list of mailboxes, find the mailbox that you want to modify. You can:Scroll through the list of mailboxes.Click Search and enter part of the user's name, email address, or alias.Click on Filter icon for more filter options.On the Manage mailboxes page, select an individual mailbox by clicking anywhere in the row including the button option that appears in the blank area next to the Display name column.On the User mailbox page that opens, click Mailbox > Manage mailbox policies.In the Manage mailbox policies page, click the drop-down arrow in Address book policy, and select the ADP that you want to apply. select mailbox > Edit > Mailbox features." data-linktype="relative-path">When you're finished, click Save.Use the EAC to assign an ABP to multiple mailboxesIn the EAC, click Recipients > Mailboxes.On the Manage mailboxes page, select the mailboxes

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