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Dear All,
I tried since several days to read in WMplayer new cd's, however I can't get Access to MS database at fai.music.metaservices.microsoft.com.
Is there a lone down of Server?
I use Windows 7 Pro and could Access with no Trouble until 3 weeks ago.
Now tried again but failed.
I checked to reqch this Server though Office PC with Windows 10 and IE, but fail, too.
What went wrong so far?
Or does this Service has been discontinued?
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CR@P! This was driving me nuts. I couldn't figure out why my Windows 10 computer showed the info but not my ever-reliable Windows 8 could not. I hate Microsoft.
I just recently found a workaround for this. The product "Express Rip CD" does a great job and looks up the CD information. It's free from Cnet.
Unfortunately, neither link works unless you are working on a Windows 10 device. Then again, it is totally in line with what seems to be Microsoft's most tried and true policy: if it works well and people like it, get rid of it!
