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Music Converter is not software that can burn discs. CD Writer is no longer supported (and can't run under the 64-bit version of dBpoweramp). Have a look here: ...

Check here to make sure you have batch ripper and the proper Nimbie drivers installed:

https://www.dbpoweramp.com/batch-ripper.htm

I re-read it and now see you're doing it on a Mac. I would check the drive on your server for errors. It may be skipping over something it can't read properly.

You can play it on your Mac and standalone player, but can you rip it on the Mac and get the same errors?

Don't feed the trolls.

It's a CD ripping application (Red Book standards). Follow mville's advice for an optical disc rip.

Placebo effect. You got a review sample drive and had to return it so you can't provide back up data. Why was that? As you said, it's computer data no matter how you look at it (1's and 0's so no...

Make a copy of the .jfif file and rename it .jpg. That might do it for you. It does for me on Windows 10.

It's called paying attention whenever you install *anything*. Just clicking OK will get you nowhere if you're looking for information. That being said, click on the "?" on the title bar.

I use this:

https://web.archive.org/web/20120115173351/http://www.burrrn.net/download/burrrn_package.exe

It's too bad it went belly up. A great burning program.

Personal thought. It's time go give up on XP and move on. I understand certain sectors (banks, medical, etc.) still live on it. They need to upgrade as well. It's 5 OS versions behind (Vista, 7,...

I would try installing 7 over 6.2. Does that work for you?

Number of tracks and size/duration will always show when there's a disc in the drive. There is a file that holds all data previously used by CD Ripper that holds the metadata and cover image. To...

Click Options (the triple green bar on the toolbar) then click "Clear Track Metadata". That should fix ya.

You can also use Qoobar (similar to MP3Tag) that's optimized for Classical files:

http://qoobar.sourceforge.net/en/index.htm

To be clear to everyone, this is an operating system level limitation and not a dBpa issue. It's been this way since NTFS was introduced.

I would also run Disk Utility and choose repair on all your drives. I don't have a Mac, but have found when supporting them, a lot of problems disappear afterwards.

I suspect the new DAC might be at least part of the issue. Things were fine until you changed it out with the new one. Do things work normally with the old one back in place?

I rip to C:\Music (which is outside of the user profile and not the %music% variable). See if that works for you. Another thing to try (since you're the only user on the PC, I'll assume you're the...

The asterisk (*) is an illegal character for a filename (or folder for that matter) in Windows. Delete it or use another character in its place and you should be OK. That doesn't explain track 2 or...

I'm thinking if \\WDMYCLOUDMIRROR is showing up in the results, it's still using UNC somehow. 2333

Plan B is to encode to your local drive then copy up when finished.

I would also try mapping a drive letter to \\WDMYCLOUDMIRROR instead of using a UNC path. Some programs struggle when using the path.

The new version is 16.6. Where did you purchase this?

Back to v15 that used all processors automatically.

In the main window, change the name of the album (i.e. Adele 21 to Adele 21 CD1 or Adele CD2). Same artist, different folder sturcture naming. Problem solved. :komisch12