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My hard drive on my laptop (Windows 10) failed, and I had to replace it. Fortunately, the failed sectors were all where Windows system software was. I was able to scrape off the Users folder on the bad disk. So now I am trying to rebuild my computer with a new disk. I reinstalled dbPowerAmp. In my saved Users folder from the old disk, I found AppData\Roaming\dbPowerAmp\BatchProfiles, which contained the two profiles I used, for ogg/vorbis and aac. I copied these to the same location on my new disk. This restored the folder selections from the last time I used BatchConverter, but it did not set up any of the encoder options. In fact, it did not even cause the encoder to be selected (it stayed at Flac).
I then saw a post here that confirmed that these profile files only have the BatchConverter options. Where are the MusicConverter options, i.e. the options for the encoder, saved? I am hoping I can find them in my old user files and copy them to my new disk.
Thanks.
I then saw a post here that confirmed that these profile files only have the BatchConverter options. Where are the MusicConverter options, i.e. the options for the encoder, saved? I am hoping I can find them in my old user files and copy them to my new disk.
Thanks.
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