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The m4a codecs are included with the latest Reference versions. Unless you kept a copy of the original codec installer you might have to upgrade.

see https://www.dbpoweramp.com/codec-central.htm

I found that if you over type the track name in the track list you must "tab" off the field or it doesn't save the new value.

Which window are you asking about? The Batch Converter window? Can you share a screenshot?

Do your Folder Options hide known file extensions?

Folder Options

Maybe a screenshot showing the properties would help?

If you load the CD into a normal CD Player does it recognise it as having 32 tracks?

Have you installed the 64bit version of dBpowerAMP as this codec is 32bit only?

Could it be that the WMA codec is 64bit which you are trying to use with a 32bit version of dBpowerAmp?

What it means is that you can download those registered versions of the software packages that you originally ordered. You should only need to pay again if you want to obtain the latest major release.

Are you using any DSP effects as part of the conversion, like ID Tag update?

Have you used these CDs before to configure a drive? They could be a different pressing to that in the AccurateRip DB.

Hi, You could try this https://www.shchuka.com/software/mergemp3/

The CD Ripper does support secure ripping and has done for quite some time. You just need a CD/DVD drive that supports it.

You can manually add your own genres to the file C:\Users\<Userid>\AppData\Roaming\dBpoweramp\genres.txt

I had this problem with converting Foobar2000 playlists for use on my iPod classic (with Rockbox). In the end I wrote a script that uses the unix commands (from cygwin) sed and split to create the...

You could try CDBurnerXP which supports numerous formats including flac https://www.cdburnerxp.se/en/features

Ignore the XP in the name as I think it supports Windows 10.

Have you selected the option to skip the finish message once the conversion has completed? To find it you need to click on the Options button that is on the conversion progress window.

If you click on the Menu button it is an option there with the other ripping options.

Rather than attempt the repair myself I sent it away to get the Flash memory and a new battery fitted.

Installing Rockbox wasn't as simple as it had been when I installed it on a little SansDisk...

I have just had my broken iPod Classic 160GB repaired by the addition of 512GB Flash memory. I hope to install Rockbox followed by my music files. I will let you know how I get on.

Have you tried the AAC codec? https://www.dbpoweramp.com/codec-central-m4a.htm

Can you explain what you mean by this? Are you using dBpowerAMP's Edit Tag facility?

Use the "Rip As One" menu option once you have loaded a CD.

You could try CDBurnerXP which is free.

I currently use a Sansa Clip+ with Rockbox installed that allows me to use a microSD of 128GB. Rockbox can support a large number of audio formats.