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Like others that have posted here, I'm also looking at purchasing an Acronova Nimbus NB11 loader, and was disappointed to discover it wasn't already supported. Though I understand where Spoon's coming from - can't support everything, needs to have a reasonable user base, and he has to have the hardware to do so.
But another thought occurred to me. If I ripped to ISOs, using imgburn (which does support the Nimbus) then had some sort of 'virtual' autoloader that would load the ISOs under dBpoweramp's control, then we'd have a 'lowest common denominator' solution that'd work with just about every autoloader. Inferior to hardware-specific support, sure, but a step up from no support at all.
Looks like Pismo's File Mount (http://www.pismotechnic.com/pfm/) is free, and has a decent SDK.
Is there documentation for adding support for an autoloader? or is it all in Spoon's head?
-- Paul
But another thought occurred to me. If I ripped to ISOs, using imgburn (which does support the Nimbus) then had some sort of 'virtual' autoloader that would load the ISOs under dBpoweramp's control, then we'd have a 'lowest common denominator' solution that'd work with just about every autoloader. Inferior to hardware-specific support, sure, but a step up from no support at all.
Looks like Pismo's File Mount (http://www.pismotechnic.com/pfm/) is free, and has a decent SDK.
Is there documentation for adding support for an autoloader? or is it all in Spoon's head?
-- Paul
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