(done 3.6) Importing DVD from command line?

[ercofra]

I'm writing a script to automate manual tasks, and I need to import a DVD everytime I launch DvdReMake Pro; there's a parameter that I can pass to DvdReMake through the command line for importing a DVD when I load DvdReMake? I've tried to pass the VIDEO_TS directory or the VIDEO_TS.IFO, but DvdReMake consider the command line argument as a project file; since it's the first time I import the DVD, there are no project files to load. I can't send keys to the DvdReMake interface, because when I open the window for choosing the folder to import, the interface seems to accept input only from the mouse, I can't type the full path of the folder from the keyboard. I've found a key in the registry that stores the last folder imported, so if I change it before loading DvdReMake, when I press Ctrl+I from DvdReMake, the folder I want to import is already selected; this method help me a lot, because I don't have to manually search the DVD folder in the computer resources everytime I load the program, but I prefer to better automate the task from the command line. If now it's not possible, I think it will be a nice and useful feature to implement in future versions of DvdReMake Pro. Thanks.

[DimadSoft]

Welcome to the forum ercofra. This will be supported in one of the next versions of the program (it is not possible at the moment to import disk from CLI, only previously saved project file).

[ercofra]

[toaddub]

As RipIt4Me 1.4.7.0 has implemented a command line option to invoke third party program to import VIDEO_TS folder automatically after the rip is finished, it appears this request is needed more now. Invoking PgcEdit and other programs work with no problem.

[Wheelie4]

[Mr_Fixer]

I agree also on this matter.......

[ercofra]

Very good new version 3.6 add CLI for importing DVD, but what is the CLI?

[Wheelie4]

CLI = Command Line Instructions (basicly DOS commands I believe).

[toaddub]

hmm, I can import VIDEO_TS folder from command line, but not any IFO or VOB file. It says "Error loading project".

format: "<path>\program" argument, where argument is VIDEO_TS folder or any IFO or VOB file. Be sure to include quotation marks if your path include spaces.

[ercofra]

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