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Hi. I have a CD that was copied a long time ago off a download. The files (each track) are in FLAC. Nothing reads when I insert the CD to start ripping it. I saved it to my computer and can see the track files and the cover art file. Any ideas on how to get it to be recognized by the ripper so that I can have all the tags in order and then rip?
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Ok. Thanks. So there is no way to get it thru dBpoweramp ripping with all tags (genre, etc.) like all the other regular CDs I've ripped, correct?Comment
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No ripping is required. They are already data files, apparently in FLAC format. Just copy them from the disc to a directory on your drive. Like copying from any other folder to folder with Explorer. Any tags that were added when they were created will still be there. If they are not already tagged you will need to use a different tool to look them up or enter them manually. For a single disc the shouldn't take long.
But CD Ripper is not going to do this for you. That program is specifically for ripping PCM audio only from an actual redbook audio cd.
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I have it copied on my drive and used the edit to add the tags I need, but not all of it took. So I haven't moved it to the drive that is connected to my Asset UP&P because I do not want to screw up how it would appear among my music collection there. Perhaps I should simply try and see, but hesitantComment
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