GD3 account on two PC

[Rudj]

Hi,
I’ve noticed some odd behavior with Batch Ripper recently.
I have long had my GD3 account configured on all my Windows 11 PCs running Batch Ripper. Nothing has changed in the setup, other than Windows 11 updates. I’ve noticed that the PC + Nimbie NB21BR configuration results in missing album art more frequently (I have the software set to switch to manual mode whenever art is missing) compared to the PC + Nimbie NB21 setup.
The rate is 2–5 missing covers for the first configuration, versus 0–1 for the other.
Yet, the album art definitely exists on Discogs and/or Amazon.
The Wi-Fi connection is excellent: 1,856 Mbps download and 627 Mbps upload.
What could be causing these discrepancies?
Thanks for your feedback.

[Spoon]

We do not use Amazon for album art.

Discogs is only used if it can get a name from another provider.

To be sure you would have to look up a disc which fails on one machine and check on another.

[Rudj]

To be sure you would have to look up a disc which fails on one machine and check on another.

I've done the test with the second NIMBIE and PC, and the were no problem with the same 2 CD; instanly recognized in Batch Ripping session, with the covert art.
I don't understand...do I ask GD3 fot that kind of problem, or is it because I have a Pioneer BR player on the first NIMBIE ?

Well, I can illustrate with another case; I just try to rip with Batch Ripping an album of Shed Seven - Let it Ride, from Polygram Company, edited in 1998 by Polydor Ltd (today an Universal Records Company). The CD was rejected as the NIMBIE considered that it wasn't an audio CD. So after the end of the Batch ripping session, I decided to test the CD with CD Ripper + the same NIMBIE and I loaded the disk with QQGetTray.
The CD has been recognized instantly, and the covert art was there.

I have no explanation for that ?!

Thank you for your support.

[Spoon]

Probably cd drive related, if it could not read the TOC the first time.