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Hi,
I've just purchased DBPowerAmp Reference and stuck 4 Samsung s203 drives in my system. Time to rip my 2000 CDs.
The first test batch of 30 CDs were ripped perfectly to FLAC in around 40 minutes, which is quite remarkably fast. This is definitely the tool for me.
However. I cannot get any album cover art downloaded. I think the reason is that the remaining AMG lookups is at zero. How can this be as I'm nowhere near the 400 initial lookups. I guess I'll have to buy a couple of thousand lookups if AMG is the only source for cover art of the providers, but I'd like to get the free ones too.
I have XP plus Vista on the same system. I initially installed dbpoweramp on the Vista installation and activated AMG, but re-discovered that dbpoweramp doesn't detect drives correctly on Vista, so I installed on XP as well. Can it be that my 400 free lookups have been taken by the first installation? Can I recover them somehow, such as by de-activating AMG in a way?
I've just purchased DBPowerAmp Reference and stuck 4 Samsung s203 drives in my system. Time to rip my 2000 CDs.
The first test batch of 30 CDs were ripped perfectly to FLAC in around 40 minutes, which is quite remarkably fast. This is definitely the tool for me.
However. I cannot get any album cover art downloaded. I think the reason is that the remaining AMG lookups is at zero. How can this be as I'm nowhere near the 400 initial lookups. I guess I'll have to buy a couple of thousand lookups if AMG is the only source for cover art of the providers, but I'd like to get the free ones too.
I have XP plus Vista on the same system. I initially installed dbpoweramp on the Vista installation and activated AMG, but re-discovered that dbpoweramp doesn't detect drives correctly on Vista, so I installed on XP as well. Can it be that my 400 free lookups have been taken by the first installation? Can I recover them somehow, such as by de-activating AMG in a way?
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