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[I=E/Rit'sthelaw]

I have just replaced my router and NAS containing my music library. The NAS is a WD My Cloud Ex2 Ultra. The predecessor NAS was an earlier version of the WD My Cloud, and worked fine with the ripper. The NAS and computer are communicating fine. I am using foobar2000 as my player, and on playback all is well. However, when I try to rip a CD to the NAS, I get error messages for each track that the program cannot open the music files or the path to the NAS. I have goofed around with this for hours, to no avail. Any help or direction would be greatly appreciated.

[garym]

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Have you tried to map the music folder on the NAS to a letter drive on your PC. Then rip to that location.

[Spoon]

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It is likely the share is read only, not read/write access.

[I=E/Rit'sthelaw]

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It is likely the share is read only, not read/write access.

How would I change that?

[Dat Ei]

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You can change the permissions in the GUI of the NAS.

Dat Ei

[I=E/Rit'sthelaw]

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Ok, I've solved the permission issue, but now I am getting a red x and a code of AR(102) under the rip status column. I am ripping in DSD. What does this mean?

[Spoon]

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If all the tracks on that disc are like that, it means your disc does not match the one in accuraterip, so you can ignore the accuraterip result.

[garym]

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If all the tracks on that disc are like that, it means your disc does not match the one in accuraterip, so you can ignore the accuraterip result.

Is this a CD you are ripping? What happens if you rip to lossless(16/44.1) as FLAC, ALAC, WAV, etc. Same result?