Ruby Ripper (was Re: Grip crashing...)

On May 7, 2009, at 8:11 AM, Cliff Hall wrote:

> No idea what your problem is here, but have you tried Ruby Ripper?   
> Works wonderfully well.
>

Hey Cliff

Thanks. I tried it out. Works well.

Quick question:
So, I am converting an audio book to mp3, and it makes it really easy  
if I have disc number in front of the track number. Example:

01_01_Intro.mp3

The first 01 is the disc number, and the 2nd 01 is the track number.

Grip handles this really well, but couldn't get rubyripper to create  
files with this scheme. Config window, "Other" tab, Filenaming scheme,  
Standard is set to:

%f/ %a - %b/01_%n - %t

Based on my grip experience, this should have taken care of it.

Any ideas how can I get this to work?

Thanks

Ajay

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