Video_TS to ISO

[doubledrat]

Change

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IF EXIST "%dirname%\video_ts" CALL makeISO

to

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IF EXIST "%dirname%\video_ts" GOTO makeISO

Should work then

sorry, should have been

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CALL :makeISO

(I did say it wasn't tested  )

using CALL will return when it encounters GOTO :EOF whereas GOTO doesn't.  this is not important until you start having multiple operations but is a good habit to get into so that when you expand your scripts they work as expected e.g. (the GOTO :EOF after the calls exits the script)

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IF something CALL :makeISO
IF somethingelse CALL :makeIpod
CALL :tidyup

GOTO :EOF

:makeIpod
blah blah
GOTO :EOF

:makeISO
blah blah
GOTO :EOF

:tidyup
blah blah
GOTO :EOF

[doubledrat]

You know what would also be usefull, a command to delete the folder with the video_ts folder after it has created an iso.

Anyone know the command for that?

you need to be sure the iso creation was successful.  to do this you use the

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&& 

syntax on your imgburn command.  this means that only on success of the preceding command will it execute.  e.g.

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"C:\Program Files\ImgBurn\ImgBurn.exe" /MODE BUILD /BUILDMODE IMAGEFILE /SRC "%dirname%\video_ts" /DEST "C:\somewhere\%name%.ISO" /START /CLOSE && rmdir /s "%dirname%"

I accept no responsibility for what gets deleted by this snippet 

[shanghei]

You know what would also be usefull, a command to delete the folder with the video_ts folder after it has created an iso.

Anyone know the command for that?

you need to be sure the iso creation was successful.  to do this you use the

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&& 

syntax on your imgburn command.  this means that only on success of the preceding command will it execute.  e.g.

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"C:\Program Files\ImgBurn\ImgBurn.exe" /MODE BUILD /BUILDMODE IMAGEFILE /SRC "%dirname%\video_ts" /DEST "C:\somewhere\%name%.ISO" /START /CLOSE && rmdir /s "%dirname%"

I accept no responsibility for what gets deleted by this snippet 

I added that line to the script and the script just hangs in sabnzbd after the image is created. When I ran the code manually in command prompt i.e:

"C:\Program Files\ImgBurn\ImgBurn.exe" /MODE BUILD /BUILDMODE IMAGEFILE /NOIMAGEDETAILS /VOLUMELABEL "test" /SRC "D:\downloads\Movies\American Time Capsule (1968)\video_ts" /DEST "D:\downloads\movies\test.ISO" /START /CLOSE && rmdir /s "D:\downloads\Movies\American Time Capsule (1968)"

It asked me if I was sure I wanted to delete the dir and I had to either type y or n.

I am assuming thats why the script hangs in sabnzbd.

Any way to fix this?

[doubledrat]

sorry yes, use

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rmdir /q/s

q means quiet i.e. no prompting

[shanghei]

I tried the /q /s and it deletes the folder before imgburn even opens :/

[shanghei]

Nevermind, I found if I put /DELETESOURCE in the script it deletes it.

Thanks!

[Nefarious]

Nevermind, I found if I put /DELETESOURCE in the script it deletes it.

Thanks!

Can you post the full code including the delete source?

[-BK-]

Can you post the full code including the delete source?

Anyone, please?

And... as a n00b, how do I 'insert' this script in SABnzbd+ 0.5.0.b1?

[-BK-]

So I guess the code should be something like this: 

"C:\Program Files\ImgBurn\ImgBurn.exe" /MODE BUILD /BUILDMODE IMAGEFILE /NOIMAGEDETAILS /DELETESOURCE /VOLUMELABEL "%name%" /SRC "%dirname%\video_ts" /DEST "D:\somewhere\%name%.ISO" /START /CLOSE && rmdir /s "%dirname%"

Now how and where to enter it in SABnzbd+ 0.5.0b1 as a 'script'? 

Someone? 

[doubledrat]

yes, but I wouldn't do the delete until you're sure you have it right!

and you need much more than just that one line you realise?

you create a batch file as described and then configure sab to run it as a postprocessing job.  this is documented in the SAB literature and is easy, so I won't go over it again.

[seanseymour]

Nevermind, I found if I put /DELETESOURCE in the script it deletes it.

Thanks!

Can you post the full code including the delete source?

DISCLAIMER: I'm not using this.

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set dirname=%1
set dirname=%dirname:"=%
set name=%3
set name=%name:"=%
set nbID=%4
set DLTYPE=%5

IF EXIST "%dirname%\video_ts" GOTO makeISO

GOTO :EOF

:makeISO
"C:\Program Files\ImgBurn\ImgBurn.exe" /DELETESOURCE /MODE BUILD /BUILDMODE IMAGEFILE /NOIMAGEDETAILS /VOLUMELABEL "%name%" /SRC "%dirname%\video_ts" /DEST "D:\downloads\movies\%name%.ISO"  /START /CLOSE
GOTO :EOF

[-BK-]

Thanks, I'll give it a try! 

[doubledrat]

I tried the /q /s and it deletes the folder before imgburn even opens :/

as someone else is now looking to do this, I should answer this.  it seems that imgburn is returning a completed status on opening it's window rather than at the end of the process.  I use it to burn discs and it doesn't return until it's finished, so I don't know if it does something odd when creating an ISO.  until you're certain it's doing what you want, I would avoid doing the delete, just do an echo of the delete command until you're happy e.g.

&& echo rmdir /s/q "%dirname%"

when you're happy the process works, remove the "echo"

[morre95]

I made my one version of this in Python. Because i needed it to handle mutiple video_ts folder. Here it is: http://pastebin.com/c9a3Bysb

[randyharris]

Nevermind, I found if I put /DELETESOURCE in the script it deletes it.

Thanks!

Can you post the full code including the delete source?

DISCLAIMER: I'm not using this.

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set dirname=%1
set dirname=%dirname:"=%
set name=%3
set name=%name:"=%
set nbID=%4
set DLTYPE=%5

IF EXIST "%dirname%\video_ts" GOTO makeISO

GOTO :EOF

:makeISO
"C:\Program Files\ImgBurn\ImgBurn.exe" /DELETESOURCE /MODE BUILD /BUILDMODE IMAGEFILE /NOIMAGEDETAILS /VOLUMELABEL "%name%" /SRC "%dirname%\video_ts" /DEST "D:\downloads\movies\%name%.ISO"  /START /CLOSE
GOTO :EOF

Nice work!

I'm going to add this to a Windows Movie script I'm making for a friend.