As jeffa pointed out, I still have some work on this. I was on fairly heavy painkillers, so of course it has it's own problems. I thought I'd outline my goals for the next version: (I may or may not get to them, but here they are in no peticular order.)

• POD documentation (thanks jeffa)
• More Generalized (eg. Get rid of the speeds for my cdroms, and have a config file)
• Multi-Thread the app, to have it work on more than 1 cdrom at a time
• Make a GUI through TK
• Improved headers
• Progress Bar
• Estimated Time Done
• Paths to apps (like cdparanoia and lame)
• Generalized options for apps
• Better Logs
• Checking for Ctrl-C to quit
• Check for incomplete files
• Options for directory Structure
• Applet in gnome w/ progress on each cd

I know it's a long list, but like I said, their goals. Any other suggestions are appreciated; and let me know if you find this script useful.

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