CD ripping
Kanora treats ripping as the start of a usable library. It helps you get a disc onto your drives with the right release data attached, without inventing a new file layout.
CD imports include MusicBrainz lookup, artwork fetching, release selection, duplicate warnings, and multi-disc handling.
Recording brief
Show the complete ripping flow. A disc is detected, the release appears in the lookup, you review and correct the metadata before starting, the rip runs, and the finished album lands in the library. Keep the pacing calm. This is about trust, not speed.
What you can do
Put in a disc, pick the matching release, fix any fields that need attention, and start the rip only when the album looks right.
Kanora writes the result into your existing folders. It keeps the workflow focused on the album, not on cleaning up after the software.
Why it matters
A bad import creates work every time you browse, sync, or move the album later. Getting the release, artwork, and track order right at the start saves that work.
Duplicate warnings, release choice, and clean cancellation make the flow useful when a drive stalls or a lookup needs a human check.
Status
This is one of the most mature parts of Kanora today. Multi-disc albums, fallback lookup, artwork recovery, and optional MP3 companion files are already part of the pipeline.
Metadata and artwork
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