Misleading error message

[Ney]

I'm not 100% sure this is the right place for feedback like this, so feel free to move/delete it

I got a CD named "Like..." and use [Artist]/[Album]/etc naming scheme, and the cdripper kept making errors when trying to rip the CD, so i cleaned it and started getting a bit frustrated, until it dawned on me that it might not be a ripping problem as the error suggested, so i deleted the three "." from the album name, and voila, ripping ensued. So I would just suggest that when an error occurs in creating a folder, then the user should be told Just a small tip for R13. Maybe even give an option to create a legal folder name but still keep the correct name in the ID3 tag.

[Spoon]

Re: Misleading error message

. should be fine in the folder name, what was the album name please?

[Ney]

Re: Misleading error message

Artist: Future 3
Album: Like...

After i removed the "..." it ripped fine. But i also just ripped Metallicas "...And justice for all" which ripped fine with the "..." so im a bit clueless to what went wrong. Maybe it was something else I did and not the "...".

I'll try to rip the Future 3 album again and see if it still gives issues.

[Ney]

Re: Misleading error message

I still get the errors when the album is titled "like..."

Error ripping to FLAC, 'Track 1' to 'G:\Flac\Future 3\Like...\01 - Future 3 - Frisk.flac'
Error unable to open File 'G:\Flac\Future 3\Like...\01 - Future 3 - Frisk.flac' for writing. [clEncoder::BeginConversion]


When Ripping "...And justice for all" the album folder was named "And Justice for all" but the Id3 tags displays "...And justice for all" as they should. So I just think that you check for leading dots, but not trailing dots.

Anyway I really like the program and this issue is very small, I just thought you would like to know.

Edit: Ps. I run Vista Buisness 32-bit and the Reference version of the ripper.