I'm not familar with Auto_Rips, you may have to PM or reply directly to the user who created the file.
If you just want to create an ISO from a Blu-ray Disc using a single optical drive, then ImgBurn can do the job along with AnyDVD "start external program on media change" option.
It's simple to setup if you have AnyDVD and ImgBurn installed.
Open AnyDVD settings > Program Settings > External Program > Check/tick "Start external Program on Media Change..."
You will see 6 tabs below (Non Video, 60 Hz, 50Hz, Blu-ray, HD DVD, removal)
On each tab (except Blu-ray) you need to uncheck the "if a .." option.
On the Blu-ray tab you need to check the "if a Blu-ray disc is inserted" and browse to the ImgBurn.exe install location.
In the parameters put:
/MODE READ /SRC
D: /WAITFORMEDIA /DEST "
\\SERVER-PC\Blu-Ray\[DISC_LABEL].iso" OVERWRITE NO /EJECT YES /START /CLOSE
Change the highlighted text to match your system:
Blue = Your source drive letter
Red = Destination of the ISO rip (above is a network location but can be anywhere)
Click OK to save AnyDVD settings.
Now when you insert a Blu-ray disc, ImgBurn will launch and wait for AnyDVD to do it's stuff, then it will automatically rip to your set destination and use the disc label as the filename then eject and close when finished (if filename exists it will also eject/close).
Note:
The external program option in AnyDVD is
not meant for this usage, as it launches
before the media is ready - however in this case ImgBurn will wait so it isn't an issue (and it's very easy to setup)
If you want more advanced usage (eg using multiple drives and launching any program after media is ready) then take a look at
this post by James, it lists all the parameters and registry file changes needed, these might be harder to setup but much more powerful, you can mess around with it and create your own batch files/scripts for your specific intentions.
Unfortunately though. there are no options yet for ImgBurn/AnyDVD to do the dishes, so you are stuck doing them yourself.
