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Right click on files and select "properties" and you'll easily see the bit rate, bit depth, and other useful info.

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this is the naming string I use. It creates separate subfolders (named Disk 1, Disk 2, etc.) for multidisk CDs.
[MAXLENGTH]240,[IFCOMP]Compilations\[album][IFMULTI]\Disc [disc][]\[track] - [title] -...

wow. but once configured, you're set!

sometimes one, sometimes 30. just depends.

As @spoon notes it is important to compare *audio* CRCs. You are likely comparing total file CRCs, and these can differ because of the metadata (non-audio) information in each file.

correct. If not changing bitrate, you don't need dither.

Yep, even though the windows version has no cost, I donate to the maker every couple of years an amount that exceeds the app cost. The software is that good, and I'd hate to see it disappear or quit...

And of course you can use dbpoweramp for metadtata editing, including batch editing (with batch converter).

I use mp3tag for windows and they now have a Mac version it seems. It is a very powerful tag editor (and don't let the name fool you, it will handle almost any audio codec (FLAC, ALAC, mp3, OGG,...

No, you're confusing "compressed" from a lossy point of view (mp3 and m4a) to file size compression in a LOSSLESS file (like FLAC). All FLAC files are LOSSLESS, bitperfect copies of the CD....

CD players often have built in error "interpolation" routines that essentially skip over errors, often without the listener noticing. But in ripping CDs with a secure ripper like dbpa, such errors...

Most of my old protected itunes purchases later had iTunes provided free download replacements that had no DRM. For those that didn't have replacements, I did it the hard way. I created an audio CD...

click here on registration retrieval, enter your old order number, and you can download the updated version.
https://www.dbpoweramp.com/registration/

I'm just a user like you. And I agree, this is a very useful and helpful forum. Lots of users happy to help! (with cats and dogs, one doesn't sleep in......:)

click on "post new thread" at the wishlist forum here:

https://forum.dbpoweramp.com/forumdisplay.php?12-Wishlist

https://www.dbpoweramp.com/install/dBpoweramp-Reset.exe

Save this file to your HDD, then right click on it and select 'Run as Administrator'.
If clearing the Registry settings run a 2nd time...

but if you convert again to mp3 and tell it not to overwrite existing mp3 files, it will only create the mp3 files that weren't previously created.

With 17.7 on windows 10 machine I do not have to refresh to get metadata. It happens upon insertion and reading of CD.

see below. You will use resample DSP to 44.1, with triangular dither option, then bit depth DSP to change from 24 to 16. You can do all this at once in batch converter.
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I'd save the album art you're finding on discogs site to your desktop. Then in dbpoweramp ripper, you can click on load from file in the artwork section.

Got it. Now I understand the problem. I haven't seen this in about 5,000 CD rips, so something odd is happening. Are you using multi-encoder, ripping to different formats at the same time?

perhaps I'm missing the point, but you understand that when you insert the CD to rip, you can change the Genre to anything you want. I find that I have to change essentially every single Genre label...

Also try (1) cleaning the CD, even with gentle soap and water and/or (2) ripping with a differing optical drive. Many CDs that produce errors in one of my drives rip OK in another drive. And all my...

This just represents how many other rips of that CD in the AccurateRip database match yours. It is more a count of how popular an album is (how many rips). I believe it is capped at 200. Even an AR...