Importing CDs larger than 700MB in total size

When i try to import a CD with a total file size over 700MB the last few songs will not import and the details of the song are in the library but the song cannot be played and the track length is "not available". Any ideas this is very annoying.
I have tried selecting only the offending songs and importing them but this doesn't work either.
THe first songs on the disc import as normal

Hi Jeff,
For improvements or feature requests - please create an Idea for others to vote for:
Thanks,
Ignacio

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