There is no high jacking here and if anything I appreciate the help. The only way to fix is it re-rip my cd collection. Do you know of any programs that I could drag my iTunes into and a magic wand would fix the tracking errors. My iTunes is up to date. Computers are not my strong point. Roon I heard would fix it but I need a more powerful computer and the software cost is to much imo.
For what it's worth, I was never able to get my AIFF collection to work properly on the BDP and I went back to FLAC.
I'm a Mac user and there are great tools for tagging and ripping, like XLD and Metadactics. There are definitely problems with iTunes in how they tag AIFF files, with respect to BDP. I tried a large collection of files and re-tagged with Metadactics, which will allow you to load a huge number of files and then "re-write" the tags within for greater compatibility.
That last attempt made things better, but I kept finding many AIFF files where the BDP couldn't read some of the tags (e.g. I had lots of albums with an Unknown genre) and many albums all had the track index values read as one (1).
I can take those same files and load them into: iTunes, Roon, MinimServer, Vox ... and they all read the tags just fine. Part of the problem is MPD, which the BDP uses internally for music playback, which doesn't have good support for AIFF or WAV tags, which are not clearly defined as a standard.
My advice? Install Roon on your PC and set it up to use your iTunes library. Then, you can rip/manage your audio files in AIFF and manage your playlists with iTunes; Roon will simply send a PCM stream to your BDP. Your metadata and album art problems will be gone forever and you don't need to re-rip your collection.
If you don't want to go that route, you are not really comfortable with your PC or Mac (not sure what you have) and want to re-rip a collection that works with your BDP, consider ripping everything to FLAC using something like JRiver Media Center or dBpoweramp.
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