Batch ripper in trial version

[kenneth_chiu]

Does this work? I installed the 21 day trial, then installed the Batch Ripper. But when I try to run it, it says "Component requires dBpoweramp Reference."

[Spoon]

Re: Batch ripper in trial version

You installed both to the same location? also check that the 21 day trial is running, by looking in dBpoweramp Configuration.

[kenneth_chiu]

Re: Batch ripper in trial version

Yes. Both are installed to:

"C:\Program Files\dBpoweramp\"

Screenshot of the versions window is below:



One thing somewhat unexpected that I noticed is that I can run CD Ripper itself without UAC, but when I run the configure app, it requires me to type in an Administrator password.

[kenneth_chiu]

Re: Batch ripper in trial version

I also am unable to configure Secure ripping. The option is grayed out, as seen below. If it helps any, I'm running Windows 7 64-bit.

[Spoon]

Re: Batch ripper in trial version

Try right click on Batch Ripper >> Run as Administrator

(or the same for CD Ripper).

[kenneth_chiu]

Re: Batch ripper in trial version

Okay, this seems to have fixed all the issues. It's less than ideal, however, because now all tracks are ripped to files belonging to Administrator. I then have to manually go "Switch user" to Administrator and change owner back to my usual user (which is not an Administrator account).

Am I correct then in assuming that dBpoweramp always must be run as Administrator to function as a full-licensed version? Any way to fix by reinstalling, etc.?

ADDENDUM: Can this be fixed as simply as changing the permissions on a license file somewhere?

[Spoon]

Re: Batch ripper in trial version

The registered version does not require this, sometimes the trial version does require it.