Full feature - dbpoweramp

[KOF]

Question can i install dbpoweramp 12.4 usign a thumb drive (flash Drive). so i can use its full functionallity. The only way to rip cd is using "limited account" cd drive option right now.

[Spoon]

Re: Full feature - dbpoweramp

Is the account set to limited rights? or is the account an administrator account?

[KOF]

Re: Full feature - dbpoweramp

Is the account set to limited rights? or is the account an administrator account?

Well I'm not the admin but "for limited account" is selected and it is the only way to rip.. now..

[Teknojnky]

Re: Full feature - dbpoweramp

I am pretty sure that installing to thumb drive will not affect your ripping permissions as these specific windows permissions that are not really changable without admin access. (ie if your trying to rip on a work computer where you don't have admin rights)

[KOF]

Re: Full feature - dbpoweramp

I am pretty sure that installing to thumb drive will not affect your ripping permissions as these specific windows permissions that are not really changable without admin access. (ie if your trying to rip on a work computer where you don't have admin rights)

What if I use a external cd drive will change anything..

[Teknojnky]

Re: Full feature - dbpoweramp

I doubt it.

http://www.google.com/search?num=100&hl=en&safe=off&q=xp+burn+rights

[LtData]

Re: Full feature - dbpoweramp

Note that if you are going for "portable" dMC, dMC makes heavy use of the registry to store settings.

[Spoon]

Re: Full feature - dbpoweramp

Limited user accounts are not allowed to access the cd drive to rip (unless the limited ripping option is selected, which uses Windows methods). Vista does not have this limitation.

[KOF]

Re: Full feature - dbpoweramp

Limited user accounts are not allowed to access the cd drive to rip (unless the limited ripping option is selected, which uses Windows methods). Vista does not have this limitation.

So what you think- should i contact my IT to install dbpoweramp...

[Spoon]

Re: Full feature - dbpoweramp

Installing is not the problem, installers are elevated to Administrator if needed, your account would have to be Administrator to use anything other than Windows Internal.