How do I get CDDB to work with EAC now?

[Format _C:]

Now that CDDB shut down their legacy (that must have happened recently) servers and is now MusicBrainz I cannot get the CD information into Exact Audio Copy (AKA EAC). I have entered the new server information into EAC but that does not work, what can I be doing wrong?

 

[Format _C:]

Anyone know the answer?

 

[Format _C:]

Anyone? I just got a load of "new" CD's that need to be ripped to FLAC files. I don't feel like manually entering a hundred titles of information myself.

 

[modi123]

No clue on what you used, screen shot of settings, or error messages.

Perhaps try gnudb.org? http://www.gnudb.org/index.php

 

[Format _C:]

I posted all of the settings I used in those three pictures and the forth picture is the error message I got when I tried to get the disc information.
I will look into that link you posted and see if I can get that to work.

Oops: I did not realize that I posted a full 4K image of my screen.

 

[modi123]

What version are you on?

 

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This One

 

[bluestang]

I switched from EAC to dBpoweramp (Music Converter & CD Ripper) years ago and couldn't be happier.

https://www.dbpoweramp.com/

 

[Format _C:]

No clue on what you used, screen shot of settings, or error messages.

Perhaps try gnudb.org? http://www.gnudb.org/index.php

OK Thanks gnudb worked I can now "rip" CDs again

I switched from EAC to dBpoweramp (Music Converter & CD Ripper) years ago and couldn't be happier.

https://www.dbpoweramp.com/

The problem is solved now also I don't think dBpoweramp is freeware like EAC is but thanks for the suggestion.

 

[modi123]

The problem is solved now

What did ya do to solve it?

 

[Format _C:]

I just switched to gnudb.org and entered the server information as stated on the website.
Thanks for the help I have never even heard of gnudb before.

 

[modi123]

Cool beans. I thought you found some magic setting to hit for MusicBrainz . haha