KBNLresearch / iromlab

Loader software for automated imaging of optical media with Nimbie disc robot
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kb-nl-consolerip secure settings #115

Open Jaubr opened 3 months ago

Jaubr commented 3 months ago

Hello. Does kb-nl-consolerip support any secure settings that are in the GUI version, such as "Drive Speed", "Minimum Ultra Passes", "Maximum Ultra Passes", "End After Clean Passes" and others that are in the GUI. If it does, please give me a link or write them to me. I assume that they can be written in the copy command, for example:

kb-nl-consolerip --drive="D" --log="\log.txt" --path="" --drive_speed="40" --minimum_ultra_passes="2" ...

I ask this question because copying audio CDs via console is 2-3 times faster for me than via GUI, this means that perhaps when copying in the console, the above settings do not work (although they are specified in the GUI version at this time). Thanks.

bitsgalore commented 3 months ago

Assuming that the specific settings you mention can be set in either the Batch ripper configuration or CD Ripper GUI applications, you can just use those. Running kb-nl-consolerip will then use those settings. See also the instructions on configuring dBPoweramp here:

https://github.com/KBNLresearch/iromlab/blob/master/doc/setupDbpoweramp.md

Jaubr commented 3 months ago

So, in theory, kb-nl-consolerip should automatically use the settings specified in CD Ripper GUI?

bitsgalore commented 3 months ago

@Jaubr Yes!

Jaubr commented 3 months ago

Then why does copying through the GUI take, on average, say, 10 minutes, but through kb-nl-consolerip with the same settings it often takes 3 minutes?

Jaubr commented 3 months ago

I think copying can't take 3 minutes if the settings say to do 2 to 4 ultra passes. Through the GUI I see that it does 2-4, so it takes about 10-12 minutes, and through kb-nl-consolerip judging by the speed of the process it seems to me that it only does 1 pass.

I do copying via console because disabling GUI greatly improves the sound quality of the created file.