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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.

guada 2
17th June 2005, 23:52
Hello and thank you TYLO, it can be always useful. :)

raquete
18th June 2005, 17:55
few posts for so important tool?

thank you tylo,very nice prog.

Wheelie4
18th June 2005, 18:14
LOL I would have posted but I haven't a clue to what CLI is. :D

alge66
18th June 2005, 18:56
Command Line Interface, I think!

Wheelie4
18th June 2005, 20:37
Command Line computer operation is from old DOS days when I first learned computers in college (1989 to 1992). I just don't get why the use of Command lines on windows. It's point and click nowadays. Heck, I've barely even used command lines since college. I don't remember any. :)

Pyscrow
18th June 2005, 22:28
By using command line you can do certain things must faster, also I still use a lot of DOS command line stuff, - sigh, where would we be without Xcopy?

JuanC
18th June 2005, 23:49
.... I just don't get why the use of Command lines on windows. CLI is very important for programs to be run in batch so that other programs like DoItFast4U, DVD-RB, or GordianKnot can use them to automate what you would have to do manually by means of thousands of "point and click" interactively.

Wheelie4
19th June 2005, 18:17
Ahhhhh, I understand the use/desire for CLI now. :)

raquete
23rd June 2005, 21:36
tylo,
:thanks: for that!

new dvdfab decrypter 2.9.1.0 (06/22/2005) http://www.dvdidle.com/pt/free.htm

atreides93
27th June 2005, 14:35
Well I only tried it on one DVD (maria:Full of grace) and it seems to have worked fine...sure doesn't have the same features or flexibility as DVD decryptor though heheh. But if it works, then that's ok.

howie14
30th June 2005, 20:29
I'm a newbie who needs things kept as simple as possible. I downloaded and used DVDFab Decrypter last week to decrypt a scratched copy of Cold Mountain that DVD Decrypter and DVD Shrink kept stopping on.

It worked fine. I haven't tried it on anything else in my collection yet.