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- On some computers, when the loader loads an audio disc to the drive, iTunes or WMP does not start ripping and the program stops.
- The unit is connected and turned on, but after launching QQripper, a pop up window displays "No Device".
- After I launched QQripper, the message is pending at “Initializing Error”, what shall I do?
- The Exit button on QQripper window is inaccessible, what should I do?
- Shall I keep Windows Media Player or iTunes open before running QQripper?
- May I rip non-music discs with QQripper?
- May I rip non-standard format music discs?
- May I rip scratched or bent music discs?
- Where will the converted audio files be saved?
- Will QQripper overwrite the audio files that already exist in the destination folder?
- Do I need Internet connection to use QQripper?
- Why are the converted audio files named by track numbers but not by the song’s or artist’s name?
- Why did QQripper fail to start ripping after a disc has been loaded into the drive?
- Why did QQripper stop after ripping the first CD (and does not process the next disc)?
- Why does QQripper fail the initialization of autoloader?
- What should I do before getting technical support?
- Where is the QQripper log file located?
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Software » QQripper
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Why are the converted audio files named by track numbers but not by the song’s or artist’s name?
Solution:
Go to the ripping software to set up the naming rules for converted audio files. In case an album is not listed in CDDB database (such as a self-burned audio disc or some obsolete discs), your ripping software may use track numbers to name the converted audio files.
Tags: Metadata
Related entries:
- Ripping procedure stopped when iTunes shows metadata match selection window.
- Where will the converted audio files be saved?
- Do I need Internet connection to use QQripper?
- Where is QQLabeler’s log file located?
- Where is the QQripper log file located?
Last update: 2009-11-26 02:39
Author: admin2
Revision: 1.1
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