Batch clean up LP recording

I've used Syntrilium and Audition for its great sound cleaning abilities, but have been stymied by its inability to create batch process for anything but the most simple tasks. I have even tried to use other automation apps such as MacroScheduler to control Autition, to no avail. I'm considering upgrading to CS5.5. on the hope that the new batch processing feature can help.
Has anyone had much success with this? Can it automate any feature of Audition/CS5.5, or just a few select ones like in Audition 3? I need to be able to configure it for a selection of files to load each one, and apply a specific set of noise cleaning processes
Any help is much appreciated. Audition 3 does a great job of cleaning sound files from old LPS, audio tapes and VHS tapes, but it's very labor intensive. Being able to automate these tasks would help me a lot.
Xavier

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