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This ripping program no longer works on my setup reporting an error against virtually every track on every CD, new or old, irrespective of DbP settings/quality etc. This program used to work on my computer but has deteriorated to the point of being useless. I want to rip FLAC to a hard drive for use on a music server.
I have Macbook Pro i7 running W10 Pro, v 1803, OS build 17134.137, under Bootcamp with all present Microsoft updates and DbP Reference latest version. I have tried four external cd drives (one Apple, one Samsung SE208, one Matsushita and one Pioneer BDR-XD05TB) which all work ripping to iTunes and ripping FLAC with W Media Player but none will rip FLAC with DbP. I do not have W Media Player open when using DbP.
I have checked the recommended setup and as many forum threads as I can find for users who have raised similar issues. I also checked Windows Defender which is not restricting file access as suggested in a recent thread.
Very occasionally on a rip one track is successful and is sometimes labelled Accurate rip. On a re-run to try and 'capture' other tracks the original then reverts to 'error'.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I have Macbook Pro i7 running W10 Pro, v 1803, OS build 17134.137, under Bootcamp with all present Microsoft updates and DbP Reference latest version. I have tried four external cd drives (one Apple, one Samsung SE208, one Matsushita and one Pioneer BDR-XD05TB) which all work ripping to iTunes and ripping FLAC with W Media Player but none will rip FLAC with DbP. I do not have W Media Player open when using DbP.
I have checked the recommended setup and as many forum threads as I can find for users who have raised similar issues. I also checked Windows Defender which is not restricting file access as suggested in a recent thread.
Very occasionally on a rip one track is successful and is sometimes labelled Accurate rip. On a re-run to try and 'capture' other tracks the original then reverts to 'error'.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
and it appears to be working. Seems very strange because I think I have done this before and wouldn't explain why the occasional track ripped but then not most others. I wonder if it has anything to do with Windows Media Player; previously when I couldn't get dbPoweramp to rip I opened WMP, ripped a disc with WMP to prove it wasn't a hardware fault and then closed program (but with db Poweramp always open in the background). Maybe WMP didn't really close until a hard reboot (after which I didn't reopen). Anyway works for now, fingers crossed, so busy ripping backlog. Thanks for your prompt response.
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