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I'm an oldie with a new version of CD Ripper.
Just downloaded the latest version; until now was using what I downloaded in 2014. I need to be able to specify the path for each CD and found the easiest way to do that was to use "multi encoder" - usually MP3 and FLAC - and I could adjust the path I used for the previous CD very easily. Now when I load a CD and click to rip, I get an error message saying "multi encoder cannot use [origpath] [origfilename] [origdrive]. I'm not clear what this means; I am not using those in the paths I set.
Second item- I'm finding in editing the metadata it's very slow (sometimes 20 seconds before a change actually registers) and balky, i.e. the same delay often occurs just in clicking on the line, it may take 10-20 seconds before it can be edited. Strange to me since this is a new faster computer and nothing else has changed (e.g. same wifi connection as before) .
Third is cover art - have tried several CDs so far and CD Ripper hasn't found art for any of them, but I do find it if I go online to find it.
Just downloaded the latest version; until now was using what I downloaded in 2014. I need to be able to specify the path for each CD and found the easiest way to do that was to use "multi encoder" - usually MP3 and FLAC - and I could adjust the path I used for the previous CD very easily. Now when I load a CD and click to rip, I get an error message saying "multi encoder cannot use [origpath] [origfilename] [origdrive]. I'm not clear what this means; I am not using those in the paths I set.
Second item- I'm finding in editing the metadata it's very slow (sometimes 20 seconds before a change actually registers) and balky, i.e. the same delay often occurs just in clicking on the line, it may take 10-20 seconds before it can be edited. Strange to me since this is a new faster computer and nothing else has changed (e.g. same wifi connection as before) .
Third is cover art - have tried several CDs so far and CD Ripper hasn't found art for any of them, but I do find it if I go online to find it.
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