selecting multiple PGC's to decode/demux in dvddecrptor

[atreides93]

Is it possible that in a future version we can select more than one PGC to process? Since it puts the PGC # in the filename, it shouldn't conflict with anyone if it puts them all in the same output folder.

I had this one dvd where the idiot who authored it, created 46 bloody PGC's. one for each chapter. is that insane or what??

so sitting there and decoding each one and demuxing them was a pain

[LIGHTNING UK!]

You could use doitfast4u to speed up the process, either that or write a batch file to do the job.

I might do it one day, but its not high on my priority list - sorry.

[atreides93]

I've tried DoitFast4U, it works, but then it starts doing a lot of other stuff with it if I don't stop it :)

I write software for a living but I'm not sure how to use a batch file to access stuff in DVD DEcryptor. Is there a FAQ somewhere? Does DVD Decryptor accept command line parameters?? If it does, then that could work!! I'd write something to do it.

[valnar]

I'm not sure if DVD Decrypter does this, or another tool, so I'll ask.

I have a multi-pgc title, Fast Times at Ridgemont High, where the main movie is in over 30 PGC's in a single VTS set. Obviously, there is some intelligence within the IFO to play the movie sequentially from a player, but is there a way to have DVDD put the movie together in a single PGC?

I want to make a DivX out of the disc, but can't because it rips as multiple PGC's!

Robert

[LIGHTNING UK!]

atreides93,

just type 'DVDDecrypter.exe /?' from the command prompt to see the available commands.

[atreides93]

But that's too easy!!

hahah

I feel pretty dumb

:o