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Ok... so here is what I have for the ripping:
#!/bin/bash

END=$(cdparanoia -Q 2>&1| awk ' $1+0 > 0 { # when the first field converted to a number is greater than 0
n = $1+0; # save...

So the $1+0 actually adds the initial number on the line? If it was 139ab5, $1+0 would be 139? It just goes through and changes n each time it encounters a number, stops at each . and then when it...

Ok, I think I understand what you're doing with awk, it is just so impenetrable at this point that it doesn't make much sense. I am best at learning by doing so an awk guide makes less sense to me...

Thanks...

Perhaps I should have mentioned I'm using Ubuntu 10.10 in case that is relevant, and I would prefer to use /bin/bash since that is what most of the examples are in.

Anyway, I take...

Presently I am doing this in two steps. In the following example, I want to extract an 18 track disc with a filename of /rip/fandf11.wav
cdparanoia -Q
cdparanoia 1-18 "/rip/fandf11.wav" && eject...