How can i define what is the maximum time to spend ripping a track or album?

[kretch]

Hi All
I'm using dbpoweramp with some XL1B's, and some tracks get stuck in ripping, probably due to disc being scratched etc.
What I'd like is to set a "timeout", whereby if any track (or album) takes more than that time, the ripper gives up, declares the disc to be invalid, and moves to the next one.

How can I do that?

Regards
Kretch

[Spoon]

Re: How can i define what is the maximum time to spend ripping a track or album?

Next alpha release of R13 will have this option.

[bhoar]

Re: How can i define what is the maximum time to spend ripping a track or album?

Next alpha release of R13 will have this option.

Yay!

-brendan

[kretch]

Re: How can i define what is the maximum time to spend ripping a track or album?

Great! Thanks a lot.

[dealmein]

Re: How can i define what is the maximum time to spend ripping a track or album?

Was this implemented? How do I go about setting a timeout value for a track or cd that once it is reached, it cancels the disc rip and moves on to the next disc?

Thanks.

[Spoon]

Re: How can i define what is the maximum time to spend ripping a track or album?

CD Ripper >> Options >> Secure Settings

there are a whole raft of abort options.

[dealmein]

Re: How can i define what is the maximum time to spend ripping a track or album?

I have a VGP-XL1B and I would like the batch ripping to cancel a disc and mark it as bad if it has problems reading the disc due to scratches. After the 200 discs have finished, I will re-rip those marked "bad" in another drive. So, essentially, I would like batch ripper to process the 200 discs without delaying on a problem disc.

What settings would you suggest I set?

[Spoon]

Re: How can i define what is the maximum time to spend ripping a track or album?

Abort after 1 unrecoverable frame

if have to rerip more than 10 frames