How to rip into current directory?

Hi, how can I achieve the following: When clicking a button in DO, specific tracks from an audio CD are ripped into the directory currently opened in DO.

Does anybody know if EAC (Exact Audio Copy) accepts an extraction directory on the command line?

Why not ask at the Exact Audio Copy forum that is linked from the EAC website?

If anybody is interested: The command line for Nero 8 to open the ripping dialog is:

nero.exe /Dialog:SaveTracks -ScParameter=65

I've created a button which copies the actual path to the clipboard and then starts the Nero 8 dialog for ripping audio cd tracks. The only action left to the user then is to paste the path from the clipboard to the destination edit field in the Nero dialog:

<?xml version="1.0"?> <button backcol="none" display="label" separate="yes" textcol="#006c00"> <label>Tracks speichern</label> <tip>Audio-CD-Tracks speichern mit Nero 8</tip> <icon1>#newcommand</icon1> <function type="normal"> <instruction>Clipboard COPYNAMES=path</instruction> <instruction>nero.exe /Dialog:SaveTracks -ScParameter=65</instruction> </function> </button>

It must also be said that this method to directly open the Nero 8 ripping dialog is about more than ten times faster than first opening Nero "StartSmart" and from there opening the ripping dialog, even on my very fast computer.

FYI: if you ever switch to a program that does actually take the path to rip to on the command line, you can pass it whlie Opus is opened to your target folder using the {s} control code... without having to use the clipboard.

Example: somecdripper.exe -src=X: -dest={s} -encoder=lame.exe -bitrate=320kbps

etc etc...

steje, thanks for the hint. Whenever I will have some free time I'll write some small ripping utility which accepts these parameters on the command line and I will link it here in the forum ...