Couple of glitches with 16.6

[ac16161]

Running 16.6 registered on Windows 7. Have not ripped CDs for a long time and have just noticed a couple of glitches.

When ripping CDs, I can browse alternate album art, but on clicking on one, the art used stays as the default.

After ripping the first disc in a session, when I put a new disc in, CD ripper does not seem to realise, even though the Windows OS knows it's there. I click the refresh button on the CD ripper toolbar and then the disc appears, but not automatically.

EDIT: fixed the album art, it was the default limit on resolution that was the problem. So it's just the absence of auto refresh when inserting a new disc that's the issue. The drive is an internal Asus BW-16D1HT on orginal 3.00 firmware.

[Spoon]

Re: Couple of glitches with 16.6

Try restarting cd ripper

[ac16161]

Re: Couple of glitches with 16.6

Try restarting cd ripper

The behaviour where CD ripper fails automatically to show the details for a newly inserted disc (after the first disc in a session, which is recognised), is consistent across re-starts/re-boots. It's a minor issue as the refresh button loads the disc details instantly once I click on it. I see the same behaviour with 16.5 but don't have any older versions to hand.

I've never used CD ripper on this particular PC before so possibly it's an interaction with the hardware that other users might not see.

[garym]

Re: Couple of glitches with 16.6

The behaviour where CD ripper fails automatically to show the details for a newly inserted disc (after the first disc in a session, which is recognised), is consistent across re-starts/re-boots. It's a minor issue as the refresh button loads the disc details instantly once I click on it. I see the same behaviour with 16.5 but don't have any older versions to hand.

I've never used CD ripper on this particular PC before so possibly it's an interaction with the hardware that other users might not see.

Just for another data point, I'm not seeing this issue on two different PC installs (laptop, with external USB drive, and a desktop with two different internal drives, both running Win10)