Good evening,
I have owned an MF M6 Encore 225 for a few years now and I understand that since MF was taken over by Project, the software for ripping and storing CD's on its internal hard drive will no longer be supported. Every now and then, if I try to rip a CD, the metadata that is imported does not match the CD and it says that the tracks being ripped are different to those on the CD itself (although the original tracks are as per the original CD and can be played).
Has anybody else come across this problem - and is their a known way of ensuring that when the player goes online to pull down the metadata, it is the correct data to support the music actually recorded on the source CD?
Any assistance that anybody can give would be greatly appreciated.
PS - I am not decrying Project here, I do not believe thay have inherited the tools to be able to update and/or support the original software, when they took over MF, (or that is what I am told).
I have owned an MF M6 Encore 225 for a few years now and I understand that since MF was taken over by Project, the software for ripping and storing CD's on its internal hard drive will no longer be supported. Every now and then, if I try to rip a CD, the metadata that is imported does not match the CD and it says that the tracks being ripped are different to those on the CD itself (although the original tracks are as per the original CD and can be played).
Has anybody else come across this problem - and is their a known way of ensuring that when the player goes online to pull down the metadata, it is the correct data to support the music actually recorded on the source CD?
Any assistance that anybody can give would be greatly appreciated.
PS - I am not decrying Project here, I do not believe thay have inherited the tools to be able to update and/or support the original software, when they took over MF, (or that is what I am told).