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It probably depends on how often you use them. I do it all manually because I will often put a disk in to use later and don't like having it spinning or popping up the automount thing until I'm ready. I made scripts (or you could make an alias) with the mount commands with names like cdm and dvdm and just type those in whenever I need to mount something. But I don't use disks much. If I used them once a day or more, I might auto-mount.
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