I know this question must have been asked before, but searching the Forum is not turning up my exact situation... I was wondering if I can call any of the .exe's in the AnyDVD application folder to launch the Blu-ray "Rip to Image" function "from the command line"? I'm thinking I would need to provide as parameters the Blu-Ray drive letter to rip from, whether Protected or Unprotected and the Destination folder and it would kick off the AnyDVD rip (from a bat file). If not available, is this something that might happen in the future? I'm setting up a central place to easily launch all my media-related tasks like ripping CD's and creating mkv's. I'd like to add a script that launches the AnyDVD .iso rip I use so often as well... T
You should start here. There is an example for "rip to folder" using Autoit. This would have to be modified for rip to .iso. https://forum.redfox.bz/threads/rip-on-insert-for-anydvd.51240/page-2#post-363621
Hi coopervid. Thanks. I saw this thread in my search earlier, but it seems to set up an automatic rip when you insert a disc. I'm definitely not looking to do that - if I mount a disc it's not necessarily to rip it... I wrote a little Java program to have a central place to kick off rips when I do them. It basically asks what drive and what kind of rip (and to where) and launches a .bat file to get it done. I was looking for a way to write a bat file that this program could launch that would kick off the AnyDVD Rip To Image. Hey James. Actually I've already set that up, a script to create an unprotected .iso. I forgot to say it but I was looking for a way to kick off Rip To Image to create a protected .iso, which is actually my preference. Any possibilities? T
