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Hello Spoon. The one which I ran into is titled "Music in Ghana", it is a compilation. The Manufacturer's number is pamap 601. The URL in...

Hey, Spoon, I just installed 17.1 Beta2 release. Musicbrainz often returns a "year" that's a full date. In file naming this will yield the full date....

Thanks Spoon. Too bad coz I think it would be useful for a lot of ppl. Oh well.

Thanks, but the way that is resolved when there is a multi-disc means my idea isn't going to work.

You have the AccurateRipDiscID, of which the last set of 8 characters are the CDDB Disc ID. Also, your files may contain the MBID tag (MusicBrainz...

be sure and enter the album name with brackets in the metadata itself (tags). Then it doesn&*8217;t matter if the files get moved into different...

I actually did that originally, but my music organization program actually moved the files into different subfolders. THis is only an issue,...

Hi, Likewise, I am trying out the CD ripper and get the same problem. For me, the problem occurs if I use the Dynamic Naming to simplify the names....

Thank you.

Fixed for next update.

Would the file properties "date created" give you any clues as to which is which? (that is, you might recall the order you acquired these disks). ...

When I do this, I get - looking up disc - and then No Results found? ...

There is a bug, uncheck the CD text, and UPC, and ISRC metadata providers. R17.1 fixes this and is released shortly.

The MAC has everything all self contained, the next update will support tagging for dsf.

The syntax in your Naming string is incorrect. For , Disc should be ].

OK, many thanks for your quick reply!

I wiped it clean and retried ripping but the result was unfortunately the same as before. I then tried to play this CD using wmp and it would not...

This is a compilation 2CD set. CD1 ripped fine. The problem is with CD2. No copy protection.

K, the dynamic naming string I am trying is \\Disc \ - which produces a sample string of Album Artist\Album Title\Disc 1\1 - 05 Title The file...

Ooops sorry, in Windows you find the file in the OS programs tree, I guess Mac is something similar In Windows the required dBpoweramp DSD file is...

Which CD is it and when has it been produced / released? Is it copy protected? Dat Ei

.dll seems to refer to the Windows version. I am using the Mac version. What should I do?

Thanks, Spoon. Forgive my ignorance but I just cannot find the file "DSD SACD.dll", nor the folder dbpoweramp decoder folder, nor the PerfectTUNES...

The CD could have a damage to the table of contents which list the tracks. Try cleaning the CD, if no go then try replacing it.

On OSX if have a laptop you press with 2 fingers to get the right click menu, select the file in finder then right click on it.

It does not.