command line no longer working with 9010

[goonie]

Using 9010 with the same batch file I've been using for years suddenly has a different result with newest version.

The result is a folder with the .iso extension and then subfolders leading to the dvd movie folders, but not the expected .iso file it used to create.

Win7 64-bit

batch 1. (for standard Discs)
set dest=z:\movies
set target=z:\movies
set program=C:\Program Files (x86)\DVDFab 9\
Set /P year=Enter film year^>
Set /P show=Enter film name^>
PATH=%PATH%;"c:\program files (x86)\handbrake\"
SET SOURCE=z:\movies
SET LOCAL=c:\movies

REM CREATE LIBRARY FOLDER

mkdir "%target%\%show% (%year%)"

REM GRAB MOVIE FROM DVD and put in library folder

"%program%dvdfab.exe" /mode "bdmainmovie" /src "e:\" /dest "%dest%\%show% (%year%)\%show% (%year%).iso" /DISPLAYFORCEDSUB Yes /Title auto /removemenu yes /removepgc yes /outdisc "BD50" /close

batch 2. (for BR Discs)

set dest=z:\movies
set target=z:\movies
set program=C:\Program Files (x86)\DVDFab 9\
Set /P year=Enter film year^>
Set /P show=Enter film name^>
PATH=%PATH%;"c:\program files (x86)\handbrake\"
SET SOURCE=z:\movies
SET LOCAL=c:\movies

REM CREATE LIBRARY FOLDER

mkdir "%target%\%show% (%year%)"

REM GRAB MOVIE FROM DVD and put in library folder

"%program%dvdfab.exe" /mode "bdmainmovie" /src "e:\" /dest "%dest%\%show% (%year%)\%show% (%year%).iso" /DISPLAYFORCEDSUB Yes /Title auto /removemenu yes /removepgc yes /outdisc "BD50" /close

[fengtao]

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