Error Message

[wdesbrow]

As a non-tech newbie, I have successfully ripped about a dozen CD's with no track errors, solving minor problems along the way. But today while ripping two older cd's I got track errors on both. I read the available Forum text in set-up but I'm not sure I got everything right. I am ripping from a newer laptop onto "My Music." in Windows -- then on to a WD MYCLOUD NAS drive. The messages I am getting are:

Pass (1) Ripper
Pass (2) Ripper
Ultra Secure (1)
Ultra Secure (2)
A window that says, "Cancel Rip?"
..And under details...

"Silence Detected Replay Gain Track Tag Not Generated dDSP End Conversion"

Please help. Does this mean that these tracks are un-rippable?

[Spoon]

Re: Error Message

You could post a screen shot please? upload to postimage.org and provide link please.

[wdesbrow]

Re: Error Message

You could post a screen shot please? upload to postimage.org and provide link please.

Will do later this afternoon, although never used postimage.org. What is the best way to capture a screen shot?

THANK YOU.

[Spoon]

Re: Error Message

Print screen key, then paste in to paint, save.

[wdesbrow]

Re: Error Message

Spoon,

Sorry, I am not a technical person. I am familiar with the PASTE key. But paste what? and what does into paint mean? And where does Postimage.org come into all this? Their instructions are opaque. Can you explain?

Thanks

[Spoon]

Re: Error Message

See:

http://www.wikihow.com/Take-a-Screenshot-in-Microsoft-Windows

[wdesbrow]

Re: Error Message



Spoon -- Having a hard time figuring out postimage.org. I just tried to send you a screen shot of an example of an album with failed rips by attaching it to his correspondence. Pls let me know IF you received it. Thanks.

Wayne Desbrow

[garym]

Re: Error Message

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Spoon -- Having a hard time figuring out postimage.org. I just tried to send you a screen shot of an example of an album with failed rips by attaching it to his correspondence. Pls let me know IF you received it. Thanks.

Wayne Desbrow

This screen shot doesn't show the error message you mentioned earlier.

[wdesbrow]

Re: Error Message

I will send additional shots.. thanks.

[wdesbrow]

Re: Error Message

garym:

Thanks for weighing in on this question. As I mentioned previously, the following is the order of activity I am seeing next to the failed rips previously:

Pass (1) Ripper
Pass (2) Ripper
Ultra Secure (1)
Ultra Secure (2)
Another slower rip with the message frame by frame (and the decreasing number of frames).
A window that says, "Cancel Rip?"
..And under details...

"Silence Detected Replay Gain Track Tag Not Generated dDSP End Conversion"



The above image is what I experienced earlier to day as I tried to re-rip. The last two "error" signs came up after I aborted the re-rip -- as I was ripping for more than 1.5 hours at that point!

What can you tell from this description? THANKS

wayne

[garym]

Re: Error Message

garym:

Thanks for weighing in on this question. As I mentioned previously, the following is the order of activity I am seeing next to the failed rips previously:

Pass (1) Ripper
Pass (2) Ripper
Ultra Secure (1)
Ultra Secure (2)
Another slower rip with the message frame by frame (and the decreasing number of frames).
A window that says, "Cancel Rip?"

The above is normal when there are problems with the CD that the ripper is trying to reread and overcome. If there are lots of frames listed here, then there are lots of problems and it can take a long time (or never get a secure rip).

..And under details...

"Silence Detected Replay Gain Track Tag Not Generated dDSP End Conversion"

I think this is just saying that the rip had no audio (probably because of the error) and therefore it couldn't add the REPLAYGAIN tag info to your tags. This is not your main problem, just an outcome of the other issue (error ripping).

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The above image is what I experienced earlier to day as I tried to re-rip. The last two "error" signs came up after I aborted the re-rip -- as I was ripping for more than 1.5 hours at that point!

What can you tell from this description? THANKS

wayne

This picture is just showing that there were errors ripping. It may be that there really are errors. Do you get this with every CD you rip or only some of them. If you're getting this with every rip, you may have a problem with your CD drive itself. Can you connect another CD drive and try ripping? Sometimes different CD drives, even cheap ones, can rip CDs that other drives can't. But overall, what I'm seeing is that you have errors in your rips because of problems getting consistent reads from the CD itself.

Have you tried with and without "check for C2 errors" ticked?

[wdesbrow]

Re: Error Message

A looks like the check box does not make a difference. DB Does recognize my disc devise however.

Another question .. I ripped perhaps 25 discs successfully, but two of them looks like ripped successfully to the My music file. Then we're copied to My nas drive file and placed on the network page in windows. BUT we're not imported into jriver media center. I tried their manual import command twice but it apparently nor seeing those two cds. Any guesses as to what I am doing wrong? Thx.

[garym]

Re: Error Message

A looks like the check box does not make a difference. DB Does recognize my disc devise however.

Another question .. I ripped perhaps 25 discs successfully, but two of them looks like ripped successfully to the My music file. Then we're copied to My nas drive file and placed on the network page in windows. BUT we're not imported into jriver media center. I tried their manual import command twice but it apparently nor seeing those two cds. Any guesses as to what I am doing wrong? Thx.

1. Just because dbpa recognizes your drive doesn't mean that that particular drive doesn't have other issues in ripping CDs.
2. Keep in mind that depending on the condition of your CDs, it is not that rare that some of them will have errors in ripping. If these are CDs that you threw in your car's backseat, stacked up outside of their cases for years, etc. then you'll likely have more like that. On the other hand, even brand new, pristine CDs--first time played-- can sometimes produce errors for me in ripping. So to get a bigger picture, how many CDs have you ripped and how many of those have had numerous errors? Also, would you say these 'error' CDs have been treated really well or could they have been treated roughly since your ownership?
3. Can't help with JRiver. Maybe someone at their forum? But first make sure you can play these files that are on your NAS with some other player. That is, is the "copied" file actually a playable file. Try something like foobar2000 as player then try to play one of these "missing" files. Does it play?

[wdesbrow]

Re: Error Message

Thanks -- another question please.

I just finished ripping two very popular cd's. As the tracks were ripping, the circular icon was spinning but the grayed-out message said something like "Cannot be found in Accurate Rip." Also, the "%" sign always remained at zero for all cuts,
YET, I eventually got the rips transferred to my network NAS and the rips DID successfully showed up in JRMC. Also, the number/letters in the column just to the right filled in with COLORED numbers/letters.

What does all this mean?

[Spoon]

Re: Error Message

Just means that those discs are not in the AccurateRip verification database, nothing really to worry about.