![]() 2) the other idea I had was appending date/time to the mkv export - for example, abc123.iso would become abc123_202209072207.mkv or something like that, but I could not find a way to dictate export filename to makemkvcon64. E:\videos\iso\abc and 123\abc123.iso) take "abc and 123" and make that the folder export - so using the code below, mkdir E:\videos\abc and 123\ and then export the mkv to E:\videos\abc and 123\abc123.mkv - basically creating a folder for each mkv iso export so you don't run into the overwrite issue. 1) get folder path of iso and take the last folder in the file/folderpath (i.e. ![]() You could use 'echo "y" | ' but then it would overwrite older titles you already wrote. If it does happen to work on your ISO and your are exporting to the same folder, what happens if you have a same generic title filename export to the same folder where a previous one already exists - it will ask you if you want to overwrite it. So you have to use single quoting in the 'for' variable - I played with it last night and at least got that working (code not updated below for that), but even when I was able to capture and quote the full path/filename with spaces/special characters, makemkvcon64.exe didn't always read the ISO and skipped it. Thanks and good luck.įirst, it failed if there are spaces in the iso folder or file name. I won't have time to work on it for a while, but if I do, will update when/if I succeed. I wanted to delete the below post, but then, maybe if someone saw it, it might help you to get to that next level where I failed. Some it failed, had to run twice, some it didn't do at all for various reasons (like "No additional sense information" errors). Further testing this morning of different DVD series/movies ISOs in the same folder didn't reliably export to mkv all the time either. Later, I found that it didn't really work in ISOs in different folders as I had intended. I ran a quick test on ISOs in folders - it seemed to work. When I ran the batch script below, I tested on 14 DVD ISOs, from a (the same) series, in the same folder and it worked perfectly. ![]() I apologize it doesn't quite work as I intended. ![]()
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