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<blockquote data-quote="stallion11885" data-source="post: 513552" data-attributes="member: 97980">I wrote a little batch file that I can launch right from MediaPortal's menu with MyPrograms to encode dvd's. I'm using anydvd and Handbrake CLI. I'm new at this, but everything works really well. Here is my code-[code]dir d: | find &quot;Volume in drive&quot; &gt; name.txtfor /F &quot;tokens=6&quot; %%i in (name.txt) do set name=%%idel name.txtecho Project Name: %name%&quot;C:\Program Files (x86)\HandBrake\HandBrakeCLI.exe&quot; -i &quot;D:\VIDEO_TS&quot; -o &quot;Z:\Movies\%name%.mkv&quot; -L --preset=&quot;MKV&quot;start ejectcd.exe[/code](I didn't write all the code, I found it arround the net but not really sure from who)It works really well until I get a dvd with a label of DVD_Video or something like that. I was wondering if there was a tool somewhere that I could add a line to bring in the IMDB title instead of the DVD drive volume name.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="stallion11885, post: 513552, member: 97980"] I wrote a little batch file that I can launch right from MediaPortal's menu with MyPrograms to encode dvd's. I'm using anydvd and Handbrake CLI. I'm new at this, but everything works really well. Here is my code- [code]dir d: | find "Volume in drive" > name.txt for /F "tokens=6" %%i in (name.txt) do set name=%%i del name.txt echo Project Name: %name% "C:\Program Files (x86)\HandBrake\HandBrakeCLI.exe" -i "D:\VIDEO_TS" -o "Z:\Movies\%name%.mkv" -L --preset="MKV" start ejectcd.exe[/code] (I didn't write all the code, I found it arround the net but not really sure from who) It works really well until I get a dvd with a label of DVD_Video or something like that. I was wondering if there was a tool somewhere that I could add a line to bring in the IMDB title instead of the DVD drive volume name. [/QUOTE]

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