Yes an no.
I pretty much get the same result; the ripping process begins normally, but
before it completes only a certain number of tracks are saved to the folder
created with the Artists' name and Album title; the rest are dumped into a
"Unknown Album" subfolder of the aforementioned "Unknown Artist" folder.
Furthermore, when I (pointlessly) try to arrange the files by Artist, my
files will suddenly "disappear" and be rearranged in newly-titled "Unknown
Album" subfolders - all marked with the current date and time. I'm ripping
all of these songs to an external hard drive, but I can't imagine that's at
the root of this; I was having the same problem when I was just trying to
save these files to the "My Music" folder on my C: drive.
"Tim De Baets" wrote:
> Go to WMP's Options - Library, and uncheck "Rearrange music in rip music
> folder, using rip music settings". Does that help?
>
> Regards
>
> --
> Tim De Baets
> http://www.bm-productions.tk
>
> BigEinBigD wrote:
> > I've started ripping a lot of my CDs to .mp3 format, but keep running into a
> > problem when doing so. I'm currently using Windows XP& Windows Media Player
> > 11.
> >
> > When I insert a CD, the ripping process begins as it should. A folder is
> > created with the Artist name, Album name, Song titles, etc. Somewhere along
> > the way, though, the Media Player and/or OS begins to "redo" things and
> > creates a folder titled "Unknown Artist" along with a bunch of subfolders
> > titled "Unknown Album (5-29-2010 1-46-31 PM). The subfolders all contain
> > certain tracks from the CDs I've ripped...seemingly randomized. When I try
> > to reorganize, it's almost as if my system realizes what I'm trying to do and
> > just "reshuffles" itself again.
> >
> > I'm at a loss; I can't figure out what's screwing all of this up. Hopefully
> > someone here is more experienced than I thought I was...lol
> .
>