Leyn Posted December 6, 2006 Share Posted December 6, 2006 Dear, I press the button "setting" in Express Rip. There, I take "custom" and set the string to {%n2 - %t} Express Rip handles this wrongly. E.g. track 01 with name "Temp pour nous" is written out as "01 . Temp pour nous.aac". Instead of a hyphen, a point is written out. This is a bug. In fact, the point is written out by default, the specified hyphen is simply ignored. If you rip a CD it would be better to write in the "Extract CD Track(s)" window Loading "Perles de pluie" instead of Loading Perles de pluie. I tried the album "Jardin Secret" of "Axelle Red". This a French singer and her songs carry French names with accents. Express Rip is handling these accents wrong. E.g.: "Romantique à mort". In the track table of Express Rip, the à is gone. In the filename that is written out, the same is true. In the "Extract CD Track(s)" it is correct. These are two bugs. The same is true for the track "Ce don't le monde à besoin", "Naïve" and "Fruits défendu". If we consider the same CD some other thing are bugy. It is a CD with data on it next to the song tracks. If the CD is loaded, and you start Express Rip, he says "No CDDB match found". In the FAQ it is written this is the case because it is not a proper audio CD or because the CD is not currently listed in the freeDB database. This is wrong. Express should distinguich between both cases and write out a correct error message. In this case this would be that it is not a proper audio CD, and he should access the freedb database and identify the tracks. When the CD is ejected, and loaded again when Express Rip is already running he says correctly that it is not a proper audio CD and displays the names of the tracks (he has accessed freedb). This should also happen when Express Rip is started when the CD is already loaded. A bugfixed version for download would be great. Best regards, Francky Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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