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Forum: UltraISO Topic: UltraIso & Batch started by: Ripper Posted by Ripper on Apr. 15 2008,08:39
Hello everybody,I'm downloading some (very large) movies from newsgroups and in order to read them with power DVD 8 I have to transform these movies file structure into ISO. The kind of movies I'm downloading is starting with a B and there is a Y at the end :-). Here is my folder structure : Incoming Movies --> Movie1 --> File1 --> File2 --> File3 --> ... --> Movie2 --> File1 --> File2 --> File3 --> ... --> Movie3 --> File1 --> File2 --> File3 --> ... And here is what I want : Incoming Movies --> Movie1 --> Movie1.iso --> Movie2 --> Movie2.iso --> Movie3 --> Movie3.iso --> Movie4 --> Movie4.iso I'm using newsleecher to download movies, and once all the files are downloaded (200*100Go for example), newsleecher is extracting all datas and deleting all download archives. I think about a process like this one to automate the task : - Check the first subfolder in the folder "Incoming Movies" and check if there is a file bigger than 1Go (for example, size to be define) with an extension different from "ISO". If a file has an ISO extension it means that the process is already done in this folder. If a file is bigger than one Go it means that the extracting process of newsleecher is done and that the movie can be convert to an ISO. - If a subfolder validate that point, it means that there is a movie ready to be transform in an ISO file - Send a command line to UltraISO to create an ISO with the name of the subfolder - Delete all the files in the subfolder, except the new ISO file, of course - Go to the next subfolder and repeat the process I'm thinking about a batch file to do that, but I'm not sure that it can do the job because of the "complexity" of the process. Do you think that there is a way to do that ? Thank you ! Posted by xoben on Apr. 15 2008,10:22
QUOTE - Send a command line to UltraISO to create an ISO with the name of the subfolder UltraISO -directory "C:\dir\subdir" -output "c:\dir\filename.iso" |