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This one works for me.

The next beta update will fix it.

It can be common, when making a new compilation, they take tracks from other albums.

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There are CDs where only part of the CD is HDCD. Is is marked as HDCD on the disc cover?

Yes, it should be last.

Removing the tag created a place holder for it, you are best setting the option:

dBpoweramp Control Centre >> codecs list / options

Wave tagging set to none.

Converting those dbpoweramp...

Please upload one of the wave files to drop box, or similar and provide a link to my personal mail on this forum.

Using which encoder?

dBpoweramp Tags wave files in a correct way, some poorly written players play everything in a wave file as audio, even the ID Tags, to stop use the ID Tag processing DSP and set it to delete all tags.

If AccurateRip verifies then it is correctly ripped, regardless of what happened to the disc.

You should try playing the CD vs the download, Accurate rip will only rip what is on the CD. If you have a different release, or recording...

We are using 1.3, this is the last version opus released as part of opustools (opusenc):

https://opus-codec.org/downloads/

The actual changes to 1.3.1 can also be seen on that page, they are...

If the bit depth/sample rate is already 16/44 then the wave encoder should not further process it, however you can set to 'as source' to be sure, in this instance source is how the data arrives so...

Use the manual lookup function, or locate it on discorgs and copy the url to clipboard and the disc will be loaded.

You have to use the DSP Effects:

Resample
Bit depth
Volume Normalize

otherwise the reduction to 16 bit happens after the volume normalize (which would be done at 24 bit 96KHz)

Rip them to your SSD drive, then use Windows file explorer (or Finder on OS X) to copy and paste to usb.

There are 2 ways of ripping, one where you ask for an area based on LBA addresses, the other based on MSF (minute seconds frames), dBpoweramp uses the former, the other programs use the latter most...

Should not be, every ripping speed a normal drive would give the same results on good discs. Looks like a buggy drive.

because the drive is reporting all is well and still giving out data...

I cannot explain what is happening, every half second there is a block of silence audio of about 60 samples, other than that the data is identical. Do you have another drive (different manufacturer)...

Please upload track 1 from dbpoweramp and EAC to dropbox and PM me a link.

CD Drives should not eject a CD unless asked, most likely the drive crashed internally, or the USB connection is unreliable.

Something is blocking something, this disc id '011-00161360-00be5647-990c3d0b'

have these entries in accuraterip, so how can it say disc not present in AR? what was dBpoweramp secure rip log for...

Look at your DSP effects if you have ID Tag Processing remove it.