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Note that this is *unsupported beta software*. Don't even think of bothering SlySoft support if you have problems! If it works for you, fine. If it doesn't... well, write a note in this thread.
http://sandbox.slysoft.com/beta/tcclone2011.zip
This tool has most of the functionality of the full CloneDVD2 version, but without the GUI.
Can be very, very helpful for automated ripping or debugging. It was originally developed for internal testing of Elaborate Bytes' libdvd, which is used by the AnyDVD ripper. As an internal tool, never intended to be released, it may have some "rough edges", e.g the option --silent isn't as silent as it should be...
But as the engine is identical with CloneDVD / AnyDVD (I/O is similar to AnyDVD), it should function very well.
Installation instructions:
1.) Unzip to the directory, where AnyDVD or CloneDVD2 is already installed.
IT WILL NOT WORK FROM ANY OTHER LOCATION!
2.) From the command prompt, type
tcclone --help
for the full command set. Remember to specify --remux, if you do not want to use the transcoder.
Happy testing.
http://sandbox.slysoft.com/beta/tcclone2011.zip
This tool has most of the functionality of the full CloneDVD2 version, but without the GUI.
Can be very, very helpful for automated ripping or debugging. It was originally developed for internal testing of Elaborate Bytes' libdvd, which is used by the AnyDVD ripper. As an internal tool, never intended to be released, it may have some "rough edges", e.g the option --silent isn't as silent as it should be...
But as the engine is identical with CloneDVD / AnyDVD (I/O is similar to AnyDVD), it should function very well.
Installation instructions:
1.) Unzip to the directory, where AnyDVD or CloneDVD2 is already installed.
IT WILL NOT WORK FROM ANY OTHER LOCATION!
2.) From the command prompt, type
tcclone --help
for the full command set. Remember to specify --remux, if you do not want to use the transcoder.
Happy testing.
Code:
tcclone - clone a DVD
Usage: tcclone [OPTIONS] VIDEO_TS_PATH -> to print the list of available titles
or: tcclone [OPTIONS] VIDEO_TS_PATH TITLE_NUM ... -> to select one or more titles
or: tcclone [OPTIONS] VIDEO_TS_PATH all -> to select all titles
Input options:
--usefs use OS filesystem to read from optical drive
Output options:
--outpath PATH set path of output IFO/VOB/BUP files (default: ".")
IFO/VOB Processing options:
--menus include menus
--loop loop titles without menus
--force overwrite target files
process title even if no audio stream has been selected
use transcoder, even if interface version differs
--remux remux only, do not transcode
--stats always call TC, do not remux if possible
--simulate simulate, do not generate any files
--writeifos write IFO files, even with --simulate set
--silent be silent: do not output logging to stdout
--slog FILE session log file to route all logging output to
--nostreams do not copy non-video streams into target VOBs
--samples SAMPLES number of VOBU samples per VOB (0: disable scan, default: 5)
Transcoder options:
--rc MB set target VOBs size in MBytes
note: 1 MB = 512 blocks, one block = 2048 bytes
Standard options:
--version print version information and exit
-h, --help this list of useful options