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I've got a few hundred CDs I'm trying to rip and every time I put in a new cd with no meta data, its keeps trying to retrieve the CD-ISRC. This is very annoying because it takes an extra 30 seconds per CD to wait for it to complete retrieval of the CD-ISRC which these CDs dont have. I don't have the option selected in the active providers. It didn't start doing this until I unchecked all the Active Providers.
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Uncheck all except GD3, then click refresh, which providers does it say it is collecting?
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It's still checking the ISRC after selecting GD3 and refreshing. It just sits there on Retrieving CD Metadata. It takes longer if there is more tracks on the CD. Is there anyway to restore the default setting? Reinstall didn't help. Windows 10.Comment
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Where?Comment
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The dBpoweramp-Reset.exe?Comment
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Just tried that after uninstalling and reinstalling again. Still stuck on Retrieving CD Metadata for 20 - 30 seconds when a new cd gets inserted.Comment
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But I've got that option unselected. It doesn't do it on every CD tho.Comment
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If a CD already has metadata on this disk then it doesn't take 30 seconds to scan the CD for metadata. It just allows me to rip it right awayComment
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Yes if the disc is in the metadata cache it is fast to lookup. Metadata from the internet is not instant.Comment
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There needs to be an option added to disable the metadata look up completely as well as an option to have a default set of meta data every time a new disk is inserted. This option would be convenient for users that are ripping a lot of live music CDs or a bunch of lost media disks.Comment
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