When I select grab CDG tracks under the CD tab, the recording stops and after the count of 27% it comes up with an error reading aspi error. Have tried ripping under all the CDG options, bin, CDG etc, but to no avail. Under settings the CD-ROM type is set at IDE-ATAPI, as i am not sure which one to use. I am using a New LG GPO8 Lite external CD/DVD drive, as my internal one has given up the ghost. I have disabled the non workin drive in device manager, but still no luck. One thing i have noticed is that on a couple of occassions, there is a short version of the track I have been testing on in the audiograbber folder named temp. When I play that it reads fine on my karaoke player, but stops after about 30 secs, because that is how much audiograbber manages to rip before it comes up with the error message. Can anyone please help me, I am afraid I am no computer wizard, but usually have a pretty good attempt at unravelling the mystery? Cheers

When I select grab CDG tracks under the CD tab, the recording stops and after the count of 27% it comes up with an error reading aspi error. Have tried ripping under all the CDG options, bin, CDG etc, but to no avail. Under settings the CD-ROM type is set at IDE-ATAPI, as i am not sure which one to use. I am using a New LG GPO8 Lite external CD/DVD drive, as my internal one has given up the ghost. I have disabled the non workin drive in device manager, but still no luck. One thing i have noticed is that on a couple of occassions, there is a short version of the track I have been testing on in the audiograbber folder named temp. When I play that it reads fine on my karaoke player, but stops after about 30 secs, because that is how much audiograbber manages to rip before it comes up with the error message. Can anyone please help me, I am afraid I am no computer wizard, but usually have a pretty good attempt at unravelling the mystery? Cheers

Right click on the track in Audiograbber and choose "properties". There you can enter a custom length you want to rip.

Audiograbber just creates audio files. It is not an email client.

My artist name and trackname disappear when entering them in my PCDJ RED 5.1 program. I believe that this is a tagging issue. PCDJ uses ID3V2 tags. I am using Windows XP. Thank you!

You can use an own naming format to create custom tracknames AND subfolder structures. Just go to Options > Naming, check "Advanced" and enter a string. All options are documented when you click on "info". To have folders like "Artist - Album" with tracknames like "Tracknumber - Trackname" you can use the following custom format: %1 - %2%3 %4

Yes, that is possible with Audiograbber. And it is very simple. Do do that, just Go to the properties of the last track you want to include. Write down the value of the "last sector". Go to the properties of the first track. Enter the value you just wrote down in the field "last sector". Copy only the first track. It should include all the tracks in between now!

Strange, I dont have this problem (WinXP, SP2). Anyone else has?