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    From Chris J Dixon@chris@cdixon.me.uk to comp.misc on Thu Jan 15 20:15:56 2026
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    Needing to rip some CDs, and also wanting the track data to
    download and self-populate, I can no longer use Windows Media
    Player.

    I have MediaMonkey 2024, which is good for the actual ripping,
    but if I need to create or tidy the tags, it really seems
    reluctant to play ball, especially editing common fields for all
    tracks.

    I also have the older MediaMonkey App 4.1.30.1914, which edits
    tags very easily, but won't rip unless I upgrade to Gold.

    Am I missing a trick, or is that just the way things are?

    Chris
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  • From Bob Eager@news0009@eager.cx to comp.misc on Thu Jan 15 21:26:16 2026
    From Newsgroup: comp.misc

    On Thu, 15 Jan 2026 20:15:56 +0000, Chris J Dixon wrote:

    Needing to rip some CDs, and also wanting the track data to download and self-populate, I can no longer use Windows Media Player.

    I have MediaMonkey 2024, which is good for the actual ripping, but if I
    need to create or tidy the tags, it really seems reluctant to play ball, especially editing common fields for all tracks.

    I also have the older MediaMonkey App 4.1.30.1914, which edits tags very easily, but won't rip unless I upgrade to Gold.

    Am I missing a trick, or is that just the way things are?

    Not sure. I can recommend fre:ac for ripping, seems a lot faster than what
    I used before.

    And then I use EasyTag for tags.
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