Can't rip "Misty"

[schmidj]

Re: Can't rip "Misty"

I'll agree the OP hasn't bee very clear exactly what his issue is. But I read it that this one particular CD for some reason won't rip, but others rip OK???Is that the issue KSwanson?

[mville]

Re: Can't rip "Misty"

I'm thinking something is weird with this CD

Maybe, but without more information from you, it makes it difficult to narrow down the issue.

Despite previous rips, it is possible that network access to your server is now not possible. Are you able to access the server via windows file explorer or apple macOS finder (depending on your platform) and manually create a file?

You were also asked to provide the error message. Are you not able to take a screenshot of the error message window and post it in this thread?

Finally, try changing the Path in CD Ripper to a local folder path e.g. C:\Test Rip (not sure of the macOS equivalent), then try to rip your 24K gold Japanese CD and post the outcome in this thread.

[kswanson]

Re: Can't rip "Misty"

DBPA is on my desktop. I do all my ripping this way and it transfers to my server. I'm thinking something is weird with this CD

[garym]

Re: Can't rip "Misty"

will it rip to your local computer where you run dbpa? Then you can copy it over to your server.

[kswanson]

Re: Can't rip "Misty"

The destination is my server. I have it's IP address entered on DbPoweramp and I test ripped another CD and it ripped fine.

[Dat Ei]

Re: Can't rip "Misty"

I.e. create a text file in the destination folder. Maybe you can't access the folder or not enough privileges.


Dat Ei

[kswanson]

Re: Can't rip "Misty"

Please post the error message. So it looks like that the ouput file can't be opened. Can you create a file manually in the destination folder?


Dat Ei

Not sure how to do either.

[Dat Ei]

Re: Can't rip "Misty"

Please post the error message. So it looks like that the ouput file can't be opened. Can you create a file manually in the destination folder?


Dat Ei

[kswanson]

DbPoweramp is working fine but I can't rip the CD Misty which is a 24K gold Japanese CD. I get the "can't open file" error message. The disc appears pristine. Any ideas?