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Rip using windows command line
I have a Sony VGP-XL1B that I want to use to autorip my CD collection. I have written a program with the help of MTX, that will load and unload each CD programmatically. I want to programatically perform a rip between each automated CD change.
I have this working with Expressrip but it is a very limited ripper in terms of quality.
I purchased both DBPoweramp and batch ripper.
Is there a command line interface for DBPoweramp?
How do I kick off a rip when a new CD is mounted in the changer without having a human click a button in the GUI?
thanks!
Lt
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Re: Rip using windows command line
You could use Batch Ripper with the 'Media Changers' driver installed, Batch Ripper will rip and unload CDs automatically.
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Re: Rip using windows command line
Spoon's answer is the better answer, but you could also create a script/program with AutoIT to click the Rip button at the right time.
Brendan
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Re: Rip using windows command line
Lt: You've got PM regarding some XL1B specifics.
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Re: Rip using windows command line
Hi Spoon, that is what I am trying to do.
I installed media changer drivers from dbpoweramp site, but I cannot get batch ripper to automatically mount, rip, unmount , mount next, etc. the CDs in the changer.
Am I not understanding how batch ripper works/ how to use it?
thanks,
Ken
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Re: Rip using windows command line
You have configured the drive as a media changer in batch ripper configuration?
Try the test load and unload.
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Re: Rip using windows command line
Yes, I believe it is configured. Here are screen shots:
[IMG]www.kenambrose.net/audio3/KENA-XL1B-BATCHRIP.jpg[/IMG]
I: is the drive letter for the XLIB cd
Perhaps I just can't figure out how to use batchripper.
I loaded the XLIB with about 80 CDs.
I open batchripper.
I: is checked in the batchripper.Then I click RIP, it queries for the metadata fine, then rips whatever CD is mounted in the changer's CD drive. But after the first rip completed, batchripper just repeatedly creates a "same cd" error forever...
thanks,
Ken
Last edited by LtMandella; 03-24-2013 at 07:07 PM.
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Re: Rip using windows command line
In batch ripper configuration, try a test load and unload (where you configure the drive), does it unload?
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Re: Rip using windows command line
FIXED! Works _perfectly_now.
It was USER ERROR! (That's me)
I did not select the "MediaChanger" in the drive configuration drop down. I had it set as manual load.
Thanks for your patience and help Spoon!
Thanks
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