Is it my understanding the flac files from the DVD-A S that are ripped will be flac 5.1? Am gonna try this stuff this weekend and take my time with it.funny thing is Snood just bought a 2 tb external to back up my FLACs and 320 mp3s.thinking now if this works should have gone for the 4 tb lmao. Thank you Jan.with you and everyone's help Snood just might be able to do this up right. Will probably play from my laptop eventually.snood all excited but lil like hmmmmm what will this button do lol :banana: Yeah the ability to play would be koo too.but not a priority since my set up is lacking. So for now looking for a back up.then when Snood upgrades OPPO universal then me be set. Snood not have the set up on my pc for 5.1 playback only have 2.1 on pc.but could rip to external and use lappy then play from there.only thing is my older oppo980 does not read flac from what I have tried on USB thumb drive. Thanks for considering.Thank you Lizard.for right now just trying to rip DVD-A to 5.1 flac then eventually will get into the sacds. Modifying the confirmation dialog to contain more specific information is probably easier than asking what to remove, and it would be more reliable than a user trying to remember to go back into the options and make sure that's set correctly. 'Do you want to remove from the selected files?' It would be an improvement if it advised, z.B. Currently there is no difference in the advisory message based on what MP3Tag is about to do. These options do seem to work correctly, but I might suggest as a feature request, that when a user executes File->Remove Tag, that the confirmation dialog is a bit more specific about what it is about to do. What you are suggesting is to check only the option ID3v2 there and then execute File->Remove Tag? In Tools->Options->Tags->MPEG, there is a series of checkboxes for 'Remove'. It does not offer different choices of what to remove. When I use File->Remove Tag, it asks me to confirm that I want to remove the tags of the selected files. However, I can't figure out how to 'just delete the ID3v2 tags'. I have a different problem with ID3v2 tags: my (old) portable device only supports ID3v1 tags. To repair the files, just delete the ID3v2 tags with Mp3tag.

The tag of the example file you've provided has an invalid UFID frame.

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