Recent content by paecificjr

This would be a crazy upgrade from my 8 year old workstation to something new!

I'm not sure if this is a problem we can fix, but every now and then a file will get stuck and it won't continue past that file. The script will sit on it for over 30 minutes before I cut it with a ctrl c. It still outputs the file though. Any thoughts? Edit: And how do I set the minimum title...

I'm making progress. I had a small issue with disk space. MKVs are still relatively large. I fixed that by dropping in another terabyte hard drive and I am going to process them in smaller chunks. My boss's boss came in and looked at the project and asked why we weren't going to mp4 so there...

Awesome! I am running it on the real folder and we will have to see what the results are tomorrow. This will take awhile!

That works extraordinarily well! We have one final question here. Is there a way we could convert them and not have the output files go to a subfolder. We plan on uploading them to the cloud and it would be much easier to drag over individual files that are in one collective folder.

Did you have an opportunity to create that script over the weekend?

Alright, that will work!

Okay that worked! I have one video that failed to convert, but the ISO also fails to play, thus not a problem. I have a few ideas that would make this the ultimate tool. First: Is there a way to check if the file fails can I output it to a list so that I can see which ones fail? Second: Is...

Here you go...

Alright, it still didn't output any videos and says that all failed. I know that they do convert because they are the ones I converted earlier with just the command

Okay, now we have errors to work with. I sent the output to a log file.

I removed that, but all it did different was output the same lines but with my current directory in front of them.

That wasn't the problem. As I said above I have some videos with multiple titles inside that need to be converted. Handbrake would only get two thirds of the titles. Those that it did get would only convert for four minutes and fifty six seconds of the video. Some of those videos would be an...

This is what my files says, @echo off for %%X in (*.iso) do ( "C:\Program Files (x86)\MakeMKV\makemkvcon.exe" mkv "%%X" all "C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\TestOutput\%%~dpnX" ) And here is a picture of the command prompt when I run it, http://imgur.com/AvxoOLY

I tried using handbrake, however, it produced errors and didn't always convert every video. So far MakeMKV has worked flawlessly, it just requires more effort.