Hi All,
I have a bunch of DVD folders (each with a VIDEO_TS etc) that I wish to convert into iso. I am using a batch script that processes them in sequence and creates a nice ISO with the same name as the folder.
This is what I use to generate the iso (of course passing it all the variables):
%PathToImgBurn% /MODE BUILD /BUILDMODE IMAGEFILE /SRC %SRC% /DEST %DEST% /FILESYSTEM "ISO9660 + UDF" /UDFREVISION "1.02" /VOLUMELABEL "%FolderNameOnly%" /LAYERBREAK 2000000 /CLOSE /NOIMAGEDETAILS /ROOTFOLDER "YES" /START
Only issue I encounter is when my folder is too large to fit on a single layer DVD. At that point the program stops and asks me to select a layerbreak point from a series of available ones.
Apparently it ignores the LAYERBREAK command.
I will be using the iso images from an xtreamer media server, I did not really notice any difference in the positioning of the layerbreaks so I'd be happy with a default 2000000 and not having to select it each time.
Any suggestions on proper use of the LAYERBREAK command that I seem to have gotten wrong?
On a completely separate note, I wrote a little program to transfer my DVDs to hard drive in batch mode (once a copy is done it ejects the DVD and waits for the next one). Each DVD is copied to a properly named folder which I then convert to ISO with the above method.
Now that I discovered imgburn (duh!) I was wondering if there was a way to call the engine programmatically (i.e. DLL, API) so that I could skip the copy passage. Any one can point me to the right documentation?
Thanks a lot,
ximox
