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  • Spoon
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    Re: Changed Behavior In Character Mapping

    If you look in dBpoweramp Control Center it says Release R17.2 and further down Registration Status: Reference Registered?

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  • husker
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    Originally posted by Spoon
    Try restarting Windows in safe mode (with networking):

    https://support.avira.com/hc/en-us/a...-in-Safe-Mode-

    Then see if filename and DSP effect works.
    Safe mode had no effect.

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  • Spoon
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    Try restarting Windows in safe mode (with networking):

    https://support.avira.com/hc/en-us/a...-in-Safe-Mode-

    Then see if filename and DSP effect works.

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  • husker
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    Originally posted by Spoon
    What naming string do you have? (file naming in the lower left corner)

    What happens also if you remove the DSP effect?
    I setup a brand new profile for testing, so the naming is simple: [Composer]\[album]\FLAC\[track] - [title]

    Removing the DSP has no effect - same ripping error, and the filename column does not populate.

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  • Spoon
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    What naming string do you have? (file naming in the lower left corner)

    What happens also if you remove the DSP effect?

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  • husker
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    Re: Changed Behavior In Character Mapping

    Originally posted by Spoon
    It is working for me, try this:

    Load any CD into CD Ripper, add the DSP effect 'ID Tag Processing' on Word / Character replacement add:

    :
    -

    (in first then 2nd box, ensure no blank lines after).

    Then right click on where it says 'Rip Status' above the track listing, enable the 'Filename' column, so you can see the output filename.

    Next change the album title, enter:

    Album: Test

    You should see instantly the filenames change to show Album - Test

    Try the above, does it work like that for you?
    I followed your instructions. I enabled the Filename column, ensured that the DSP is correct (screenshot attached), and changed the Album title. What is interesting is that that filename column never changes. It stays blank no matter what change I make at the top (album, artist, year, anything). Screenshot is also attached. So, I guess it is never reading the DSP.


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  • Spoon
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    It is working for me, try this:

    Load any CD into CD Ripper, add the DSP effect 'ID Tag Processing' on Word / Character replacement add:

    :
    -

    (in first then 2nd box, ensure no blank lines after).

    Then right click on where it says 'Rip Status' above the track listing, enable the 'Filename' column, so you can see the output filename.

    Next change the album title, enter:

    Album: Test

    You should see instantly the filenames change to show Album - Test

    Try the above, does it work like that for you?

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  • husker
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    Re: Changed Behavior In Character Mapping

    Originally posted by Spoon
    You would have to refresh the disc so the metadata is processed again, I can see you still have ':' in the filename which is an illegal character.
    Spoon, can you please help me with this problem.

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  • husker
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    Re: Changed Behavior In Character Mapping

    Originally posted by Spoon
    You would have to refresh the disc so the metadata is processed again, I can see you still have ':' in the filename which is an illegal character.
    Please understand - that is the problem! DBPoweramp is not processing the DSP properly. I have the ':' replaced with ' - ' and DBPoweramp is not processing that correctly. I provided the screenshots in the previous post.

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  • Spoon
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    You would have to refresh the disc so the metadata is processed again, I can see you still have ':' in the filename which is an illegal character.

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  • husker
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    Originally posted by Spoon
    DSP effect 'ID Tag Processing' under Word / Character replacement

    add ':' to ' - '

    Yes, that is what I've been trying to say. That no longer works - you get an error on file write, and it leaves a misnamed 0 byte file. See screenshots below:


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  • Spoon
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    DSP effect 'ID Tag Processing' under Word / Character replacement

    add ':' to ' - '

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  • husker
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    Originally posted by Spoon
    Yes you can still do that with the DSP effect.
    OK, given my example above, can you please tell me how to setup DBPoweramp? What used to work no longer works.

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  • Spoon
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    Re: Changed Behavior In Character Mapping

    Yes you can still do that with the DSP effect.

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  • husker
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    For example - I need this

    Les Francs-Juges, Op. 3, H. 23d: Overature

    to look like this

    Les Francs-Juges Op. 3 H. 23d - Overature

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