Season Encoding Behaves Strangely

[snesreviews]

Hi guys, first of all excellent work - autogk is all I use these days and it produces the best quality video I have seen which will still run in my standalone skyworth divx player!

Anyway, in the latest beta (2.37b) and any version I have tried beforehand, the episodes are picked up correctly during video selection, but when I go to rip them, each avi output which I have told it to produce contains a really low resolution of all of the episodes put together. Note that this only happens when a single ifo contains information for all the episodes contained in one vob set.

To get around this, I currently have to go rip everything in one go, then go through the avi and split it.

Do you guys know about this issue?

Cheers

[snesreviews]

Oooooo - this is the same as http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=117845 isnt it? I was ripping in file mode. Is there any way to get dvd decryptor to rip each of the individual movies in ifo mode sequentially then? It's still a bit of a hastle to go through each of them and pick individual folders...

[snesreviews]

Not that it's likely to be useful to anybody but I have attached a batch file which will go through a lits of pgc indexes and rip them into seperate folders. You can use it like this:

1. Open dvd decryptor or autogk to determine the list of ids which represent each of the episodes you want to rip
2. Enter these ids into the PGC_LIST variable in the batch file
3. Update the other variables at the top relevantly
4. Run the batch script

Hope you find this thing useful - seems such a time wasting task to point and click every few minutes in between ripping so this turns it into a batch file which will do them all at once, and into seperate folders.

Note that it will delete any previous same-named files it sees in the folders. It will by default put the files into c:\ but you can change the necessary variable to whatever you want. If you have no idea what any of it means, you probably shouldn't be using batch files.

Hope you find it useful - I know it's nothing special but it took me two seconds to throw together and I find it quite useful so I thought I should share it :).


------------------------ EDIT --------------------------------
Just noticed that this is pending approvement. It's actually wrong anyway, the version below is the proper one. There really is nothing to it so I can just copy and paste the code here:

@echo off

SET DVD_DRIVE="e:"
SET DVD_DEC_PATH="C:\Program Files\DVD Decrypter\DVDDecrypter.exe"
SET VTS_NUMBER="1"
SET PGC_LIST="03 04 05 06 07 08"
SET DEST_PATH="C:"

for %%i in (%PGC_LIST%) do (
%DVD_DEC_PATH% /MODE IFO /SRC %DVD_DRIVE% /DEST %DEST_PATH%\%%i /VTS %VTS_NUMBER% /PGC %%i /START /CLOSE /OVERWRITE YES
)