as the service from NCH is very very bad (never purchased a software with absolutely no support) I've had to move here.
I use ExpressRip 1.49 and, so far, am very pleased with it, as my 1.500 CDs went through without much problems.
Now listening to them ripped, two problems accour:
1st
Tracks longer than, let's say, 10 minutes, go crap. Nearly all tracks ripped get ripped very very long (as the tracks are long ;-), but playing them back comes up as one loud "Wooosh" of a half second.
Tried different methods with no better output.
2nd
As a musician myself I use to record songs on CD. Ripping them goes well so far, but the tracks can't be renamed within 1.49. I allways have to rename the files within the explorer and then within the "Information"-Tab in 1.49. Mostly the same with tracks downloaded from iTunes or anywhere else.
So far, it is a fine tool and I'll use it in future. But those bugs worry me more than the bad support.
Long Songs and Homemade CD's
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Hi there,
as the service from NCH is very very bad (never purchased a software with absolutely no support) I've had to move here.
I use ExpressRip 1.49 and, so far, am very pleased with it, as my 1.500 CDs went through without much problems.
Now listening to them ripped, two problems accour:
1st
Tracks longer than, let's say, 10 minutes, go crap. Nearly all tracks ripped get ripped very very long (as the tracks are long ;-), but playing them back comes up as one loud "Wooosh" of a half second.
Tried different methods with no better output.
2nd
As a musician myself I use to record songs on CD. Ripping them goes well so far, but the tracks can't be renamed within 1.49. I allways have to rename the files within the explorer and then within the "Information"-Tab in 1.49. Mostly the same with tracks downloaded from iTunes or anywhere else.
So far, it is a fine tool and I'll use it in future. But those bugs worry me more than the bad support.
Thanx for respond and greetings
Michael