[mikedelvaux]

Hi everyone.
I'm just in the process of ripping my cds to a hard drive, in doing so I'm using dbpoweramp.
it rips the cds just fine with the album art being displayed during ripping.
the problem is once ripped the album art has dissappeared when you look in
the music folders, is there a way to keep the album art.
Thanks in advance.

Mike.

[Loada]

I tend to use a two-stage process - perform the initial rip with dbPowerAmp CD ripper (to FLAC) and then fettle the tracks names, album art etc using the "Tag & Rename" app. It's not as convenient but gives you a chance to have a good look at the tracks and art and create playlist files because quite often there are spelling mistakes etc in the default stuff that's downloaded from gracenote and the like.

[ukbootlegs]

I do the same as loader using the same s/w

it makes it easier for loading compilation cd's onto an ipod too

[mikedelvaux]

Originally Posted by ukbootlegs

I do the same as loader using the same s/w

it makes it easier for loading compilation cd's onto an ipod too

Thanks chaps guess I'll have to do the same.

Mike