My submissions to AR don't seem to be making it in...

[EliC]

My submissions to AR don't seem to be making it in. Not sure why. And this is very unfortunate since I have literally ripped thousands of rare discs. But I am rescanning my collection with CueTools and am surprised by the number of discs that I have and have submitted to AR that are not showing up. I know I would probably only be comparing against myself for some of these. I have seen others that when I ripped more then a year ago there was only 1 entry in AR, and at least according to CT, there is still only one entry even though I ripped and had a match and submitted.

[dbfan]

Re: My submissions to AR don't seem to be making it in...

Ever used a virtual drive to rip?

[EliC]

Re: My submissions to AR don't seem to be making it in...

No, I don't even have 1 installed.

[Stuart7]

Re: My submissions to AR don't seem to be making it in...

Ever used a virtual drive to rip?

So do rips made using Parallels on OSX not count towards AccurateRip? The drive is connected straight to the VM, rather than using the virtual drive option.

[Spoon]

Re: My submissions to AR don't seem to be making it in...

We cannot look into individual submissions (there have been some 150 Million submissions over the years), there are routines which remove people from submitting (virtual drives, configured with a wrong offset, etc).

Using Parallels if the drive name comes through as the real drive name you would be allowed to submit.

[Porcus]

Re: My submissions to AR don't seem to be making it in...

My submissions to AR don't seem to be making it in.

None? You have checked for odd TOCs with pregaps not 2 seconds? You can take the middle part of the AccurateRipDiscID field (which is really identifying tracks!) and store it into AccurateRipID tag, which CueTools will use to look up precisely that disc.