Hi all
Makemkv rocks, superb piece of work!
I have been using the GUI with no issues, but now want to start some batch scripting.
question: if i have a preripped BD on drive, I was planning the simple pass the name of the mt2s of the largest file size to make to an mkv. but i cannot seem to crack the syntax on this. Is this possible and can someone list a sample?
can someone confirm the overall syntax of the command line? (by way of example, obviously i have the output from makemkvcon
my lines tried:
makemkv mkv file:"C:\Local Video\Stargate" title #0 "C:\Local Video" - for a BD pre ripped.
makemkv mkv iso:"C:\Local Video\STARGATE.ISO" "C:\Local Video" - for a BD ISO
if someone could post the correct syntax to achieve the above that would be fantastic!
command line syntax
Re: command line syntax
Doh, it was obviously late last night.
Please ignore last post , syntax all sorted, me being stupid.
One thing for the request list though.
Going forward, if the console exe can have a parameter to pass a title name vs a title ID that would hep greatly. situation : i would look through the title, basically find the largest file and pass that to makemkv . this way i can make it totally automated. As it stands today, my batch script encodes all titles and then deletes those files under a certain file size to preserve main feature only.
If anyone has hit on another faster way to do this, it would be much appreciated.
Please ignore last post , syntax all sorted, me being stupid.
One thing for the request list though.
Going forward, if the console exe can have a parameter to pass a title name vs a title ID that would hep greatly. situation : i would look through the title, basically find the largest file and pass that to makemkv . this way i can make it totally automated. As it stands today, my batch script encodes all titles and then deletes those files under a certain file size to preserve main feature only.
If anyone has hit on another faster way to do this, it would be much appreciated.