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Hi.
I am quite new to using the dBpoweramp, so forgive me if I ask this in a wrong subforum or if this has been answered before. I have searched the forum but haven't found this exact topic before (but maybe it's just me...).
I have two cd/dvd-drives in my pc, and I have downloaded the dBpoweramp cd ripper "normal" version. I have ripped two cd's at the time by starting up the program twice - ie. so I can get to the two drives and rip simultaneously, which is quite cool. But once in a while I get a strange error. When playing the output file, it sounds completely different than the original material. It is actullay bits of another ripped cd - and when I play the files of "that other ripped cd", it plays back fine.
What am I doing wrong? I have ripped app. 150 cd's, and the problem have occured 3-4 times.
Regards, lifeofbrian.
I am quite new to using the dBpoweramp, so forgive me if I ask this in a wrong subforum or if this has been answered before. I have searched the forum but haven't found this exact topic before (but maybe it's just me...).
I have two cd/dvd-drives in my pc, and I have downloaded the dBpoweramp cd ripper "normal" version. I have ripped two cd's at the time by starting up the program twice - ie. so I can get to the two drives and rip simultaneously, which is quite cool. But once in a while I get a strange error. When playing the output file, it sounds completely different than the original material. It is actullay bits of another ripped cd - and when I play the files of "that other ripped cd", it plays back fine.
What am I doing wrong? I have ripped app. 150 cd's, and the problem have occured 3-4 times.
Regards, lifeofbrian.
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