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Windows does not have a schedule option, because local file storage on Windows is 100% reliable at notifying of changes.

Where are your files stored?

Online metadata is far from perfect, for any program. All you need to do is verify the tracks before ripping, if there is a miss-match click the green tag icon on the titlebar, it could be that one...

Try to reinstall it, the control panel is just an icon in the start menu.

You have to uncheck the tracks before clicking Rip.

Batch Ripper does not have this functionality.

Just run the conversion again and when asked if want to overwrite existing, choose no.

You can upload the image to an external image hosting site and post the link.

If you say which country you reside you might get offers from private people.

dBpoweramp does not associate or change html files in anyway, let alone try to id tag them. There is no such thing as an id tag for HTML files.

Can you post a screen shot of what you are seeing?...

I read that Discogs has shut off the album art to external programs, you can click the cd disc icon after retrieving and dBpoweramp will present choices from the net.

If you want to force it, create a new profile and not even use [IFMULI] just have the naming to what ever you want for compilations.

Either it will work or it will not, if working then the right setting.

The dBpwoweramp process does not change the audio data, just the tags, it looks like that option in foobar is changing the data.

Check your output location exists, browse to it using Windows File Explorer or Finder on the mac.

If it does, try converting those files to the encoder set to 'Test Conversion', does that work?

Replaygain would not downsample. However the DSP effect 'Resample' is the highest quality method of downsampling.

Yes it is included as standard in R17.4 on the Mac, it is under the encoder menu choices.

Try setting a lower bit rate as a test, 128kbps and try with the DSP effect 'ID Tag Processing' set to remove the ID Tags, again as a test. Play around until you find what those players are not...

We do not offer manual setting of the offset, sorry. That said, it would only configure to the measured drive offset using a real CD, and matching against AccurateRip. I would be inclined to believe...

I do not know sorry, your WHS is not accepting any installs.

This is OSX? and if you use finder to browse to

/Volumes/MUSIC/Music1

this is where your music resides? and the permissions are set on the folders to allow your account read access?

The quality should be identical, they are both lossless formats.

You could try this:

https://awieco-driveinfo.software.informer.com/

dBpoweramp does skip the file, it is just dBpoweramp returns an error state, and how you are calling dbpoweramp that is stopping, not dBpoweramp (which is called individually for each file).

I do not have these instructions sorry, basically the ripnas was hard coded to the teac drive, a new drive it is not possible to configure the drive to rip.

Extract it how? how are you using track number and in which program?