[Solved] Need help with batch file imgburn command

[vollachr]

Hi,

 

I have a large batch file, I need to create ISO files from content of sub folders as part of it, my command:

@for /d %%i in ("*.*") do "%MYFILES%\ImgBurn.exe" /mode build /buildmode imagefile /src "%ISOSRC%\%%i\\" /dest "%ISOTARGET%\%%i.iso" /FILESYSTEM "UDF" /UDFREVISION "2.5" /VOLUMELABEL "%%i" /start /CLOSE /NOIMAGEDETAILS /PRESERVEFULLPATHNAMES no /rootfolder yes

Now, let's say that %ISOSRC% is c:\folder1

 

Inside of C:\Folder1 there is one or more folders, I need to create ISO from the content of each of these sub-folders without having the sub-folder itself in the root of the ISO, so for example:

 

for C:\Folder1\Sub1\

 

I need to have the contents of Sub1 in the root of the ISO.

 

A long time ago I got it working, but it doesn't anymore, each time I use the above command I get ISO files with the Folder in the root instead of the folder contents.

 

Can you help?

 

Thank you.

 

Note: Yes, I did search, I know there are topics about the command line on the forum and many other forums, problem is, everything I found seem to suggest I do everything correctly, yet it still won't work, I hope someone can point me to what I'm missing.

 

UPDATE: Seems my command is correct, it just doesn't work with ImgBurn 2.5.8.0, it's fine on 2.5.7.0, did something change with the command line switches in 2.5.8.0?

 

UPDATE 2: Nevermind, I figured it out eventually, it seems the command is case sensitive in 2.5.8.0, meaning I needed to change the yes for the ROOTFOLDER switch to capital YES, stupid thing!

Edited January 15, 2018 by vollachr

[LIGHTNING UK!]

I very much doubt things changed between the two versions.

 

Unless the extra parameter was never required, I'd have no reason to touch that chunk of code.

[vollachr]

I very much doubt things changed between the two versions.

 

Unless the extra parameter was never required, I'd have no reason to touch that chunk of code.

 

I don't know what to tell you...

 

Fact remain, when I use 2.5.7.0 it doesn't matter if it's /ROOTFOLDER yes or /rootfolder yes or /ROOTFOLDER YES

 

With v2.5.8.0 it does, it only worked when it's all caps

[LIGHTNING UK!]

I'll check the code when I'm next at my pc and let you know the outcome.

[LIGHTNING UK!]

The code hasn't changed since before 2011.

 

On top of that, what you type in can be any combination of lower/upper case as it's made uppercase within the code before any comparison takes place.

 

So whatever the issue was, I'm afraid it wasn't that.

[vollachr]

The code hasn't changed since before 2011.

 

On top of that, what you type in can be any combination of lower/upper case as it's made uppercase within the code before any comparison takes place.

 

So whatever the issue was, I'm afraid it wasn't that.

 

Well, that's the only thing I changed, so I don't know that to tell you, it can't even be an installation issue since for the purpose of the batch file I work with a standalone version of the ImgBurn executable, placed in a custom path defined in the batch file.

 

And once again, with 2.5.7.0 it worked as intended, with 2.5.8.0, only when I changed it to all uppercase.

 

If you can't explain it, well, I certainly can't, either way, it works now, so I'll leave it at that.