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First, let me say, that I think this software is outstanding! I'm an old time user of AudioGrabber since the 1.5x days - clean, quick, simple. Fit all my basic needs for many years and I, admittedly, got into a usage rut. Recently, after a re-rip of my collection, I noticed a few new random skips, jumps, etc. Maybe drive related or a poppy LAME. Also the freeDB tags weren't always to my liking or lacking. Nevertheless, I've been running the trial of dBpoweramp ripper on a new W7x86 machine and I'm hooked! Besides the obvious pluses of things like AccurateRip, the multiple tag sources and the use of Logic in the filename saving were an instant Bingo for me.
My questions - when I install the registered version, is a simple overwrite the way to go? I've been spending time setting it up and applying a lot of filename logic and don't want to lose my progress. If there is a conflict, is there a way to export/import settings/configs?
I haven't looked into it but is there a way to manually submit any edited meta info to any/all of the metadata providers?
In the filename dialogue window - any way to expand the width to accommodate a long algorithm?
TIA
My questions - when I install the registered version, is a simple overwrite the way to go? I've been spending time setting it up and applying a lot of filename logic and don't want to lose my progress. If there is a conflict, is there a way to export/import settings/configs?
I haven't looked into it but is there a way to manually submit any edited meta info to any/all of the metadata providers?
In the filename dialogue window - any way to expand the width to accommodate a long algorithm?
TIA
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