Hi so I'm well aware there has been countless threads regarding this issue.
However, I have been using dbpoweramp for two years without any problems, and it just so happens I've upgraded my license and installed the latest version to find that none of the CDs I rip are in the database....
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I'm attempting to rip a CD using the latest trial version of dbPoweramp but it only recognises one track and gets the metadata completely wrong. I've manually lookup up the album details via Discogs URL https://www.discogs.com/release/3402...hedelic-Worlds which gets picked... -
It seems to me that if I'm ripping with multiple drives and one is done, it doesn't let you eject that disc and replace it to start on another disc. Is this correct? Is there any plan for a more robust multi-drive setup? I have a feeling I'm a fringe case using more than 5 drives at once.
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Hi so I'm well aware there has been countless threads regarding this issue.
However, I have been using dbpoweramp for two years without any problems, and it just so happens I've upgraded my license and installed the latest version to find that none of the CDs I rip are in the database.... -
It seems to me that if I'm ripping with multiple drives and one is done, it doesn't let you eject that disc and replace it to start on another disc. Is this correct? Is there any plan for a more robust multi-drive setup? I have a feeling I'm a fringe case using more than 5 drives at once.
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I'm attempting to rip a CD using the latest trial version of dbPoweramp but it only recognises one track and gets the metadata completely wrong. I've manually lookup up the album details via Discogs URL https://www.discogs.com/release/3402...hedelic-Worlds which gets picked...
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When I rip multi-CD audiobooks to Windows 11, the path I specify in dbP to rip to: Audiobooks\Author\Title\
I rip all tracks as one so I don't get distracted while driving.
When I view or go to edit a particular Disc, I get: Music\Audiobooks\Author\Title\Author\Title, disc # (1,2,3,etc.)... -
I recently noticed something that possibly started with the 2026-04-03 version impacting filenames with diacritics.
This is my dynamic naming convention I have been using for some time as background:
[IFVALUE]album artist,[album artist],[IFCOMP]Various Artists[][IF!COMP][artist][][]/[album]/[IFMULTI][SETLEN]2,48,,[disc][]-[][track]...