Re: logging for unattended ripping?

ian douglas writes:
 > > the computer and find out that it's spit out the disk and is eagerly
 > > awaiting the next one.
 > > 
 > > Is there some way to have it log to something persistent, or put an
 > > appropriate emoticon next to the "rip" box on the song list, or?
 > 
 > I'm not criticizing your idea, but how would logging to something 
 > persistent alert you any better than the computer spitting out a disc? 
 > Unless you have some background task watching a log file and play back 
 > an audio file to alert you or something?

It would give me something to look at so that I'd know if I could
consider the disk "done", or whether I needed to try to clean it, or
try a different drive, or???

As it is now (given my understanding of how grip works...), all I know
is that grip's done with the disk and is ready for another one.

There's no indication of how successfully it handled the last one.

g.


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