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<blockquote data-quote="lstepnio" data-source="post: 287814" data-attributes="member: 80243">I've been using AnyDVD with IMGBurn which is the replacement for DVDecryptor minus the CSS which AnyDVD handles. I have this setup to allow easy ripping to ISO by customizing autoplay. When a DVD is inserted autoplay presents the options to 1) Play (Zoomplayer) 2) Rip to ISO using IMGBurn 3) Do nothing. The rip option is a custom entry I made utilizing the available command-line options in IMGBurn.To allow for more flexibility for various rippers and user customization based on the various command-line options I propose the following.Specifiy the full path to DVD ripping program and command-line options. The plugin would make certain variable available in the command-line options field such as $DVD_DRIVE (E: as an example) $DVD_LABLE (can be used to build the ISO filename if the ripper does not already name the output based on the DVD lable.This way you can support DVDDecrypter, IMGBurn and just about any other ripper that supports command-line options. Thanks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="lstepnio, post: 287814, member: 80243"] I've been using AnyDVD with IMGBurn which is the replacement for DVDecryptor minus the CSS which AnyDVD handles. I have this setup to allow easy ripping to ISO by customizing autoplay. When a DVD is inserted autoplay presents the options to 1) Play (Zoomplayer) 2) Rip to ISO using IMGBurn 3) Do nothing. The rip option is a custom entry I made utilizing the available command-line options in IMGBurn. To allow for more flexibility for various rippers and user customization based on the various command-line options I propose the following. Specifiy the full path to DVD ripping program and command-line options. The plugin would make certain variable available in the command-line options field such as $DVD_DRIVE (E: as an example) $DVD_LABLE (can be used to build the ISO filename if the ripper does not already name the output based on the DVD lable. This way you can support DVDDecrypter, IMGBurn and just about any other ripper that supports command-line options. Thanks. [/QUOTE]

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