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In theory it probably could, but I would have to have the software and it would have to accept command line inputs. We just change the script to use the software for the ripper instead of MKV, and then change the naming code to pull data from the bulk ripper instead.

I can't do all that blind though, so you would have to modify the script yourself.

I'm still researching, so I don't have the ripper yet. From what I gather, the ripper (autoloader, actually) plugs into a USB port and is seen as a "regular" drive. It uses an add-on program (QQGetTray, http://www.broadexsystems.com/products/qqgettray.htm) which opens, ejects the current disk, loads a new one and closes the drive. So if AutoRipDVD stats automatically when a drive is closed and a disk is read, it should work. I guess my question is does AutoRipDVD need to be restarted after a rip, or will it rip a disk and eject, then start again automatically if a new disk is inserted?

Yeah if its seen as just a regular drive then AutoRipDVD can be set to point to it and work.

Currently the script would need to be run after each time you insert a new disc. We could tweak it though to do batches but it would require some sort of input to know how many times to run, or when to restart etc,

Great! Once I get my hands on a Nimbie (it will be awhile; just bought a house and I'm B-R-O-K-E!!) I'll check back in with the details and such.

Thanks for the quick reply - most appreciated!