tylo
17th June 2005, 23:10
Sooner or later (likely) a DVD protection scheme comes along that DVDDecrypter can't handle. Then the free DVDFabDecrypter (http://www.dvdidle.com/free.htm) (previously DVDFab Express Free) could suddenly become interesting as an alternative. Currently, a useful feature of this tool is the ability to copy from any directory, whereas DVDDecrypter requires the source to be a drive.
I've put together a small proggy that can run DVDFab Decrypter with CLI. Useful for batch processing, or when run from a full convertion tool.
If your OS is non-english, you must change some strings in the .ini file that is created. The command line is similar to that of DVDDecrypter, but simpler:
DVDFabDecrypterCLI.exe [/?] [/start] [/close] [/src <Folder>] [/dest <Folder>]
Hopefully, they'll add this feature in a later version, so I don't have to keep updating it. :)
Try it here: DVDFabDecrypterCLI.exe (http://home.broadpark.no/~tylovset/files/DVDFabDecrypterCLI.exe)
Put it in the same directory as DVDFabDecrypter.exe.
I've put together a small proggy that can run DVDFab Decrypter with CLI. Useful for batch processing, or when run from a full convertion tool.
If your OS is non-english, you must change some strings in the .ini file that is created. The command line is similar to that of DVDDecrypter, but simpler:
DVDFabDecrypterCLI.exe [/?] [/start] [/close] [/src <Folder>] [/dest <Folder>]
Hopefully, they'll add this feature in a later version, so I don't have to keep updating it. :)
Try it here: DVDFabDecrypterCLI.exe (http://home.broadpark.no/~tylovset/files/DVDFabDecrypterCLI.exe)
Put it in the same directory as DVDFabDecrypter.exe.