Won't that automatically start ripping a new CD before you've had a chance to correct the CDDB's inevitable errors prior to the rip? I rarely receive a satisfactory report back from the CDDB. It is riddled with numerous errors the most common of which are flipped song names and artists in electronica/dance compilations. Many of the album names are also written differently than I would prefer they be. Or they are often missing the year of creation and composers' names. Perhaps you would explain exactly what happens when you have this preference turned on Scott? I read it to mean that when you insert a CD, iTunes would query the CDDB, receive it's bogus report, start ripping and eject the CD before I could edit anything the CDDB sent me. Am I misunderstanding what that preference does? Thanks. k > On Friday, May 23, 2003, at 16:05 US/Pacific, Kevin O'Hanlon wrote: >> Wondering if anyone knows of a way of a script which will >> automatically >> eject a disk once it has been imported into iTunes. On Saturday, May 24, 2003, at 05:36 PM, Scott wrote: > It's usually worth the time to take a 30 second peek at the > preferences. General-->On insert CD-->Import and eject. > > -- Scott