I never had this problem before.ĥ) Once I change the file path from UNC to local, I can't change it back (I can press OK but the file path does not persist).Ħ) Reproduced on multiple PC and windows installs.īTW the server share accessed via UNC is a Synology Diskstation. The error message goes if I change from FLAC to WAV, occasionally it does do a successful rip. Reinsert the CD and try ripping again, as Windows Media Player cannot rip from a CD if the CD itself is unreadable. Looks like Microsoft took down the online CD database at fai.music. The best example involves a situation with a CD that Windows 7 had no problem ripping some years ago but can no longer do it. See example: Best regards, Andre Da Costa. Generally works pretty good but frequently fails to include album art. Try ripping the audio files through Media Player instead of copying directly from disc: Click the Audio disc in the left pane of the Windows Media Player, then click the Rip CD button at the top of the window.
WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER WON T RIP CD WINDOWS 10
I've now tested on a new PC (my laptop) and get exactly the same issues.ġ) I can rip a CD to a local hard drive without issue.Ģ) I can browse my network share via File -> Open media file.ģ) I can browse my network share via Windows File Explorer.Ĥ) I can't rip to my server via UNC path (\\server\music\cd) without "Unknown error from encoder", files do get written partially however on the server. Text of question repeated here as follows: Using Windows 10 to rip CDs. The Rip Music tab in the Options dialog box offers additional options that arent available on the Rip settings menu. You can insert a CD into your CD drive and click Rip settings, or you can click the Rip Music tab in the Options dialog box. I still have the same symptoms, I am able to browse the network share on the menu via: There are two ways to change rip settings while in the Player Library.
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