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<blockquote data-quote="mlburgoon" data-source="post: 401700" data-attributes="member: 26898">questions and requests.&nbsp; mostly requests.1. Add a button to do nothing but rip and not add to the database.&nbsp; This would be better for users of My Movies plugin.2. use the code from My Movies to generate the Disc ID and do a lookup of the disc based on that ID.&nbsp; It will narrow down the number of returned movies GREATLY when looking up the movie info.3. have the .iso files (or whatever format) stored in individual folders and not just all in one folder.&nbsp; Again, better for users that use My Movies.For example:c:\movies\men in black\men in black.isoc:\movies\cars\cars.isoc:\movies\matrix\matrix.isoI would think 1 and 3 could be farily quick to implement (haven't seen your code, though).&nbsp; And would greatly enhance the movie experience for My Movies users almost instantly.number 2 I think would take a while to do.&nbsp; But would be cool if possible.&nbsp; No more looking at just the name of the disc to pull what to name the .iso file and directory it is in.&nbsp; More accurate info could be gathered upfront before the disc has even started to be ripped.I guess I really didn't have any questions.&nbsp; Well, I do.&nbsp; Can I get this by tomorrow????&nbsp;&nbsp; LOL&nbsp; Just kidding.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mlburgoon, post: 401700, member: 26898"] questions and requests. mostly requests. 1. Add a button to do nothing but rip and not add to the database. This would be better for users of My Movies plugin. 2. use the code from My Movies to generate the Disc ID and do a lookup of the disc based on that ID. It will narrow down the number of returned movies GREATLY when looking up the movie info. 3. have the .iso files (or whatever format) stored in individual folders and not just all in one folder. Again, better for users that use My Movies. For example: c:\movies\men in black\men in black.iso c:\movies\cars\cars.iso c:\movies\matrix\matrix.iso I would think 1 and 3 could be farily quick to implement (haven't seen your code, though). And would greatly enhance the movie experience for My Movies users almost instantly. number 2 I think would take a while to do. But would be cool if possible. No more looking at just the name of the disc to pull what to name the .iso file and directory it is in. More accurate info could be gathered upfront before the disc has even started to be ripped. I guess I really didn't have any questions. Well, I do. Can I get this by tomorrow???? LOL Just kidding. [/QUOTE]

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