Cd Batch Ripper with Virtual Drives

[flepp_w]

Hello

Having a very long experience with extracting Audio Data from CD's, i went my way through a lot of extracting tools, starting with experimental command line tools extracting from scsi drives only.
Now as a registered reference client, i would like to batch mount a whole pile of offset corrected cuesheet/waw/bin pairs in Daemon tools, and doing a batch rip to convert them to lossless flac.
The command lines to mount the Cuesheets is "daemon.exe -mount 0, cuesheetfile".
Unfortunately i did not find my way through to automatically integrate it to Cd Batch Ripper.
I would appreciate any help on this issue.

Thanks in advance & Kind regards

flepp_w

[Spoon]

I don't think batch ripper is suitable, unless you write your own Loader driver for batch ripper.

[flepp_w]

Hi

Ok i can live with that, but alternatively, is it possible to use the Batch ripper or Cdgrab with command line parameters so it could start ripping automatically ?


flepp_w

[bhoar]

Is there a way to tell, via a command line tool associated with the virtual drive software, if the disc has been ejected from the virtual drive? If so, I'd configure the batch ripper to the manual setting and write a batch file that iterates through all the flac files in a directory, unmounting the current/mounting the next when it appears the virtual drive disc was ejected.

That's the simplest approach and wouldn't require creating your own exe files.

-brendan

[bhoar]

Hmm, nevermind, daemon.exe doesn't seem able to support returning the tray status as an exit code or text value.

Hmm.

-brendan

[flepp_w]

Is there a way to tell, via a command line tool associated with the virtual drive software, if the disc has been ejected from the virtual drive? If so, I'd configure the batch ripper to the manual setting and write a batch file that iterates through all the flac files in a directory, unmounting the current/mounting the next when it appears the virtual drive disc was ejected.

That's the simplest approach and wouldn't require creating your own exe files.

-brendan


Hi

Daemon Tools does not require to unmount for loading the next image.

So a simple batch like this would do the job

Search all cue's within a directory and go

daemon.exe -mount 0, cuesheetfile_1
RIP
daemon.exe -mount 0, cuesheetfile_2
RIP
.
.
.

The problem is how i instruct the ripper to start the ripping process automatically ?

flepp_w