Right, just that one track does not rip, I was able to get the track from a friend so that was nice as it is the best song on the album.The 1st track on the Don Henley is encoded as 6.1.
Right, just that one track does not rip, I was able to get the track from a friend so that was nice as it is the best song on the album.The 1st track on the Don Henley is encoded as 6.1.
Microsoft did a little while ago, not sure when, maybe end of 2019???When did they announce 8.1 was end of life?
i knew about 7, but not 8.1Microsoft did a little while ago, not sure when, maybe end of 2019???
Now available. Downloaded.MacUpdater keeps telling me 8.1.0 is available for macOS, but the website has only had links for 8.0.0. I'll have to check again today.
You cant tag a DTS stream. The best you can do is play from a cue sheet. My media players rely on proper tagging to assemble their libraries. And like Homer mentioned, what do you do for mobile playback?The only thing going for a PCM (and then to FLAC) conversion it no DTS decoder needed before playback. Which is not that much of a benefit imo. DTS decoders built into so many receivers and software players (not like DSD).
Not sure I remember correctly (it's been awhile), but I seem to remember converting the dts.cds in Foobar2K to wav. when they show only 2 channel and then they'll show as Quad. Does that sound right?You can put a DTS stream into a WAV file and tag that. I have hundreds of albums done that way and works great with a Kodi media centre.
Its been a while since I dealt with this, and maybe it has changed, but isn't WAV tagging limited to like 8 or 9 pieces of info? For example, there aren't separate "artist" and " album artist" tags like you can have in FLAC. So when you want to group something like all the Paul McCartney and Wings albums together under the name "Paul McCartney" for library purposes you have to tag albums all as either "Paul McCartney" or "Wings".You can put a DTS stream into a WAV file and tag that. I have hundreds of albums done that way and works great with a Kodi media centre.
But you can tag a DTS encoded to FLAC set files. I'm not setup for 5.1 in the mobile machine.You cant tag a DTS stream. The best you can do is play from a cue sheet. My media players rely on proper tagging to assemble their libraries. And like Homer mentioned, what do you do for mobile playback?
Don't know if this applies:I have four Depeche Mode albums that will not rip in DVD Extractor. I have tried everything I can think of but they all just hang in the 'scanning chapters wait phase', after checking the album details.
One example is Songs of Faith and Devotion.
Not Responding
The other 3 are:
Construction Time Again
Ultra
A Broken Frame
Anyone else have this problem and or, any ideas what might be causing this glitch?
Not sure, they play okay and the album details and tracks are all showing before the 'scanning chapters' gets stuck ....very strange.Don't know if this applies:
Some D.M. DVD I have are region protected and I can only get them to play on my region free player.
I run Windows 8.1 and like you was very surprised to hear that DVDAE have dropped support. Apparently Microsoft dropped mainstream support of 8.1 in January 2018 ( !!!! ) but will maintain security support until 2023 from when popular IT advice says 8.1 users will be very hackable without Microsoft keeping us safe! This is supposed to be true now for my Windows Vista PC but I keep taking the risk as everyitng works so well on it!Microsoft did a little while ago, not sure when, maybe end of 2019???
Just because MS drops support for Win 8, DVDAE is not going to suddenly stop working for you. MS could drop dead themselves and your computer is going to work just fine until it no longer does.I run Windows 8.1 and like you was very surprised to hear that DVDAE have dropped support. Apparently Microsoft dropped mainstream support of 8.1 in January 2018 ( !!!! ) but will maintain security support until 2023 from when popular IT advice says 8.1 users will be very hackable without Microsoft keeping us safe! This is supposed to be true now for my Windows Vista PC but I keep taking the risk as everyitng works so well on it!
As an aside, I wonder if the constant drive to update technology will be forced to slow down with changing public opinion. In a similar way, Android phones have to be upgraded about every two years as older models lose support (mostly security updates) despite the hardware working perfectly well otherwise. It does seem a total waste of the world's resources sometimes.
Back to DVDAE, I had better get on with ripping the rest of my collection before I lose all support! (And here in the UK, with the clear prospect of virus self-isolation on the horizon I may well have a gap in the diary!)
Good luck all!