Windows 10: The Track Titles Changed in Media Player

Hello


I am ripping some Stuart McClean cd's to my computer so I can listen to them on my phone. I loaded all of the disks and it went smoothly except for the second disk. When I opened Media Player, it showed the track titles in a different text see attached picture. What can I do to fix this?


Thanks!

Ben




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Media Player - Track Titles are all Japanese

Hello Knud,

Disabling the automatic information retrieval feature in Windows Media Player should sort your issue.

Here's a
thread with a similar issue, follow the suggested resolution by Rob.C.

Note: Steps apply to Windows 10.

In line with this, you may also check this
thread regarding editing media information.

Update us with the outcome.

Regards.

 

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