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Then I put it all into the fridge to chill, because in my house, cake will be served cold. I have often wished that this facility existed, although it is good that MM can do some of this, to some extent, by tag matching.I baked the rich cake in 2 extra-thick layers, drizzled it with velvety smooth chocolate syrup, and stacked them together with sticky, nutty, sweet coconut pecan goodness. So single ripped tracks don't provide enough information, and even a whole album can have these things interfered with, once they have been ripped. I think this is because tracks are fingerprinted by the albums that they belong to, The fingerprint is hashed up from CD details like how many tracks there are and the exact length of each and their sequence within the CD.

The Windows Explorer extensions work with existing files, but the metadata lookup facilities only work with CDs. I don't use the digital processing functions that you mentioned but I love the tag review from multiple sources and the windows explorer file properties, it fills in all the tags and you can manually edit the tags right in that screen before ripping.ĭo you know if that works on existing files like the OP has? I have never edited from existing files because I rip them with the correct or as correct tags as they can be using those features. I will be interested to see if any of these features made their way into the new MM5 ripper, because Ludek was asking for suggestions when I made the above post.

here is an example of the tag review from multiple sources, that was mentioned in my primary list.

you have a high degree of configuration and visibility over the whole process.

You can add digital processing functions to the rip, eg.

you can view and alter tags, or copy them all to the clip board, just using Microsoft File Explorer

dBPoweramp has an extension that runs inside the Microsoft File Properties dialog box.

There are also other benefits that didn't make my list, like: I have not checked out the new MM5 ripper yet, but see my answer to Ludek during the MM5 Alpha test, at the bottom of this post. Where is the additional benefit from Power Amp (or any other additional ripping tool)? Out of curiosity, what can Power Amp do that MediaMonkey can't? You have to pay for both, and AccurateRip is included with MediaMonkey Gold. You would be surprised how many errors there are in music databases so it is nice to be able to review the data before locking it in the tags. The DB Power AMP CD Ripper also lets you check multiple sources for metatags so you can compare them before ripping the disc.

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Some of the other apps in the DBPower AMP software suite are specifically for checking and updating tags if they are wrong. I did not know that the Gold version of MM has accurip, but I can tell you accurip is the best technology so far. This way I can monitor all the tags that get entered,etc before it messes up my music library and I have to delete the database and re-scan the library. Just like people that have really high end stereo's right, The Tuner, Pre-Map and AMP are completely separate because it keeps things cleaner.

I only use MM Gold for Library Management, I keep my disc ripping, Tagging software separate. IDK, I know a lot of people use MM4 Gold / MM5 Gold for ripping. But, isn't there a lot of overlap with MM Gold Lifetime? That's what I have right now.

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Never expires, re-install at any time in the future,įree upgrades for life (except Music and Video Converter: free minor version upgrades), PerfectTUNES R3.x: manage your audio collection, fix album art, mass ID tag editor, remove duplicatesĮach comes as a Family Pack allowing installation on 5 PCs (non-commercial) If you buy this, it has everything you need and it looks like the family pack is good for 5 computers:ĭBpoweramp Music Converter R17.x: audio conversion & CD ripping perfectedĭBpoweramp Video Converter R2.x: pro-quality video conversionĭBpoweramp Image Converter R1.x: easy image conversion So, in addition to the purchase of Perfect Tunes, you would need the add-on, 'dBpoweramp Music Converter & CD Ripper'?

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Usually accurip can detect what CD you are trying to rip, but it also offers manual editing before you rip the disc which is great for singles that might be hard to figure out.

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Every so often they update it so if you want the latest version you need to upgrade, but I have been really happy with it for ripping CD's it is worth it to me.

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It is not a subscription, it is a 1 time purchase, they offer a single license and a 'family Pack' that is good for 3 computers. Is the DBPowerAMP / Perfect Tunes a subscription, $$, type of thing?

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