Re: Some way to auto-increment disc?
I just wanted to follow up to my own thread and say ... Wow! Batch ripper, even with just one drive, is awesome for my needs. I can let the batch ripper run while I play a game or web surf, and I just have to feed discs every few minutes. Batch name and Batch disc number are all I need to name the discs, so I don't even have to worry about tagging.
Thanks Spoon, for an awesome addition to the Reference edition!
Paul
Some way to auto-increment disc?
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Re: Some way to auto-increment disc?
Actually, as long as you have 9 or less, you can use Windows' internal "batch renaming" scheme. Test it out as follows:
-> create a few files or folders
-> sort them by time
-> highlight the first one
-> hold down shift, press downarrow until you have highlighted them all
-> press F2 and change name
Notice what happens if you highlight the last and move up, or if you switch sort order. You want the order where the most recent one shows up without numbering, so that they are ordered
blah-blah-blah (1)
blah-blah-blah (2)
blah-blah-blah (3)
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blah-blah-blah (7)
blah-blah-blah
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Re: Some way to auto-increment disc?
CD Ripper >> Options >> Meta & ID Tag Options and enable
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Re: Some way to auto-increment disc?
I notice the batch ripper has the concept of discs within the ripping session. Would it be possible to make this available as a custom tag, like "batchdisc"? No hurry, and I realize this is not a common need
In the meantime unique seems to work for disc number. Is it guaranteed to always increase? Or is it more of a random order? My discs don't have to start at one, but I want them to be in order.
Thanks,
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Some way to auto-increment disc?
Hi,
I rip audiobooks on CD a lot. They are very rarely in the meta databases, and they typically come on ~10 discs. I have the Reference version, and I am wondering if there's some way to use cd ripper (or batch ripper) to automatically increment the disc number, so I can basically feed it discs and it will rip the first one as d01-t*.mp3, the second as d02-t*.mp3, etc.
I have all the tags and settings to do this, only I must enter the disc number manually. It would also be nice to have a way to specify the title and artist for the "session" (all of the discs), but that is secondary.
Any ideas?
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