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Indie - Alternative 256kbps
only_mee
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Hi I'm getting the above wording on the end of songs, in the file name, when i am ripping them from cd. It never used to do it, i don't know why it's just started. Any help appreciated thanks
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Could you say what program you are using to rip the CD tracks, and on what operating system your machine is running, please?0
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Windows 10 x64 windows media player0
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Your ripping software is saving the file as something like <publisher> <genre> <bitrate> of the track, whereas you generally want it to save as <artist> <trackname>.mp3
There should be settings for changing this somewhere.
Maybe it doesn't have that information from the CD? If the software has a feature to find the information on the net (using the barcode on the disk I think) - get it to find that info first, then rip, and the files will be saved properly.0 -
Thanks for the reply dbpoweramp saves the day0
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