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As we're on Windows here (if D is the drive letter for the drive): wmic volume where "Driveletter like '%D%'" get label Label DCU_DARK_NIGHT_PART2 Just need to ignore the first line and there you have the name. Remember to double the % if you're using that in a batch file (e.g. wmic volum...

No idea why you believe that it can't be executed the same as any bat file but that's simply not true. They get saved to .ps1 files and can be executed using the powershell executable. https://www.addictivetips.com/windows-tips/auto-run-powershell-scripts-windows-10/ This says that PowerShell scrip...

I use PowerISO from time to time to create protected ISO backups. However, I do this from a powershell script. Here is a sample of how this works e.g. on my E: drive: $Volume = Get-CIMInstance -Class Win32_Volume -Filter "DriveLetter = 'E:'" $filename=$volume.Label $ext=".ISO" W...

If you didn't first open the disc in makemkv then copy the iso then it is useless and can't be decrypted because it's double encrypted buss plus the moves encryption it. While I don't remember the exact workflow that I used when I created the ISOs, I had MakeMKV installed before I used PowerISO to ...

I've been searching and so far have not found a simple concise answer. I ripped ISOs of most of my UHD Blu-rays, Blu-rays, and DVDs using PowerISO on Windows 10, from an LG WH16NS60 drive running LibreDrive firmware 1.03 with microcode access re-enabled. I want to make MKVs from those ISOs. How *exa...