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    DVDFab exit codes

    What are the exit codes of DVDFab? You know, the value returned to the caller process when the application exits:



    I call DVDFab from a command line, and sometimes I get a 0 and sometimes a 4.

    #2
    give the link below a read

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      #3
      Thanks for your reply, but that's not what I'm looking for. Those are the command line parameters, and I need to know the exit codes.

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        #4
        If you read you would see to use /CLOSE to exit program after conversion finished. I do not use the command line but to my understanding that what you use to close when finished. This link http://forum.dvdfab.com/showthread.php?t=1623 gives you the explanation for each command line

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          #5
          I already know about the /CLOSE command line parameter. I always use it. But that's still a command line parameter, not an exit code.

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            #6
            We don't have the information but will try to get it for you.
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              #7
              Thank you for your interest. I googled and found nothing, so I guess it's not documented. Actually there's a big chance that DVDFab doesn't care about exit codes, and just returns anything, but that 4 I get sometimes makes me doubt.

              As a feature request, I would like to see this kind of behavior:

              - If the DVD was successfully ripped, end the process with exit code 0.
              - If the DVD wasn't successfully ripped because of read errors (scratched), end the process with exit code 1.
              - If the DVD wasn't successfully ripped because of a new form of copy protection, end the process with exit code 2.

              And so on.

              BTW, the link I provided in the first post is about .NET, but I guess a big app like DVDFab is written in old school unmanaged C++.

              (Sorry for my poor English.)

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