using same command line batch script for 8230 fails on 9142

[goonie]

I've used the same command line batch script for more than a year and with the last several release of 9x I've had to keep using 8230 because it not longer runs.

executing the following batch file prompts me for the year and name of the movie as input to launch dvdfab. it then appears to launch the app and then 9142 freezes, tries to read drive, freezes. then appears to start creating iso and then ends, crashes and tries to search internet for solution.

set dest=z:\movies
set program=C:\Program Files (x86)\DVDFab 9\
rem set program=C:\Program Files (x86)\DVDFab 8 QT\
Set /P year=Enter film year^>
Set /P show=Enter film name^>

REM CREATE LIBRARY FOLDER

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

REM GRAB MOVIE FROM DVD and put in library folder

"%program%dvdfab.exe" /mode "mainmovie" /src "d:\" /dest "%dest%\%show% (%year%)\%show% (%year%).iso" /DISPLAYFORCEDSUB "Yes" /removepgc "yes" /outdisc "DVD9" /close


on win 7 ultimate sp1. 16GB RAM

[Wilson.Wang]

Tried the batch script, all running well in V9143.

Please post the DVDFab internal log file.

Thanks!

Wilson

[goonie]

running from command line will work but not if launched multiple times

I found that I can get the latest version to launch and copy but if I put two different disks in different drives and then run this same batch file pointing to each of those drives then it launches the first one and then the second time its kicked off it kills the first one. And it doesnt use the actual disc label for each one, but rather tries to use the same one.

1. launch the first batch file specifying the first disc.
2. launch the second batch file specifying the second disc and it kills the first launch.

the new 9 version seems to handle the queuing different in that if you launch 9 and it sees two different discs in the drives it will add them both to a queue and copy them in sequence.

batch file 1.
set dest=z:\movies
REM set program=C:\Program Files (x86)\DVDFab 9\
set program=C:\Program Files (x86)\DVDFab 8 QT\
Set /P year=Enter film year^>
Set /P show=Enter film name^>

REM CREATE LIBRARY FOLDER

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

REM GRAB MOVIE FROM DVD and put in library folder

"%program%dvdfab.exe" /mode "mainmovie" /src "d:\" /dest "%dest%\%show% (%year%)\%show% (%year%).iso" /Title "auto" /DISPLAYFORCEDSUB "Yes" /removepgc "yes" /outdisc "DVD9" /close


batch file 2.
set dest=z:\movies
REM set program=C:\Program Files (x86)\DVDFab 9\
set program=C:\Program Files (x86)\DVDFab 8 QT\
Set src=g:\
Set /P year=Enter film year^>
Set /P show=Enter film name^>


REM CREATE LIBRARY FOLDER

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

REM GRAB MOVIE FROM DVD and put in library folder

"%program%dvdfab.exe" /mode "mainmovie" /src "%src%" /dest "%dest%\%show% (%year%)\%show% (%year%).iso" /Title "auto" /DISPLAYFORCEDSUB "Yes" /removepgc "yes" /outdisc "DVD9" /close

[goonie]

appears to be launching 2 instances from 2 different batch files point to 2 drives.

I've noticed that when launching using a batch file and the following script it will use "DVD_Volume" as the Name. Then launching a second batch file specifying a different DVD and DVD drive it will use the same Name. That seems to be part of the problem with launching the app using two different batch scripts (each pointing to a different DVD drive and dvd. This method works with version 8, but not with 9.1.4.6

Script one.bat---

set dest=z:\movies
set program=C:\Program Files (x86)\DVDFab 9\
REM set program=C:\Program Files (x86)\DVDFab 8 QT\
Set /P year=Enter film year^>
Set /P show=Enter film name^>

REM CREATE LIBRARY FOLDER

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

REM GRAB MOVIE FROM DVD and put in library folder

"%program%dvdfab.exe" /mode "mainmovie" /src "d:\" /dest "%dest%\%show% (%year%)\%show% (%year%).iso" /DISPLAYFORCEDSUB "Yes" /removepgc "yes" /outdisc "DVD9" /close

[geilee]

Hi,goonie
Please using v9153 and have a try at it. it is OK for me.

http://www.dvdfab.cn/download.htm

[goonie]

still not working with batch script cmd line execution.

I am using version 9.1.5.3.

When I launch the first batch file on drive 1 it starts to scan the drive to begin. I did notice that it still calls the volume DVD_Volume instead of the real volume name if you were to launch it manually.

Then I immediately kick off the second batch file for drive 2. The app launches and then dies immediately with no error message.

A few seconds later the first script/instance of dvdfab dies with a sound effect but no message.

I've attached the clean log files from performing the above actions.

Looking at the internal log it appears that the app is trying to use the same temp folder

0m 17.30s: volume label BROKEN_CIRCLE_BREAKDOWN
0m 17.30s: opening drive F
0m 17.30s: opened i/o
0m 17.30s: opening drive G
0m 17.30s: opened i/o
0m 17.30s: got media type 4
0m 17.44s: got max lba 4052159
0m 17.45s: got disc type 10
0m 17.51s: type DVD-VIDEO
0m 17.51s: volume label NEBRASKA
0m 17.53s: set folder g:/VIDEO_TS/ with type 0
0m 17.53s: opening folder g:/VIDEO_TS/
0m 17.57s: set folder g:/VIDEO_TS/ with type 0
0m 17.57s: opening folder g:/VIDEO_TS/

[geilee]

Hi,
Please change /src "d:\" to /src "D:\".