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I have been attempting to recover music I had composed between the years of 2010 - 2016 and recording onto various CDs. However, when you use the "Load Tracks from CD" tool, it gives all the compositions on the CD strange names of compositions by classical composers. In other words, the music on the CD is being ripped, but each composition is being named incorrectly. For example, all the compositions now have classical music titles, some are in German, others are titled with such names as: Fuga, Adagio, Fantasia, etc. Please, does anyone know why this is happening? When I originally recorded the music, I recorded all the compositions as mp3s. I had connected my keyboard directly to my desktop computer, and then had the computer burn the CD. Often I used the reproduction protection feature on my computer program, and so now when I insert the CD into my present computer, I only receive a list of .cda files, which of course, I cannot rip directly. I have been using WavePad's "Load Tracks from CD" tool to bypass the .cda protection. Please tell me if I am attempting to rip the files from these CDs correctly. All the music is my original music. Almost all the music is in mono because at the time I was making these recordings I did not have an analog to digital converter. Thank you very much for your time and attention in this regard.

Rips quickly, sounds great, recommended by professionals, cannot seem to get correct info about ripped materials with either of two choices. Thought I would buy, to get assistance from owner/author but noticed one has to pay extra for any assistance other than this forum. Although there are Admin responses there seem to be no really meaningful responses and from the number of messages with observations, a few having suggestions which worked (some of which included options no longer offered), it seemed valueless to purchase, although it seems to be a really good program. I can only wonder why NCH doesn't just fix the problem. I did find a notice the FeeDB server is going away in 2020 (March, I think). It does seem odd other rippers, such as Windows Media Player, are able to find the correct information. I am not a novice.