HappyMax Posted August 6 Posted August 6 Hi, I want to convert multiple BDMV folders to ISO-Files. If possible in one run. My file structure is: Artist A Album 1\BDMV Album 2\BDMV Album 3\BDMV Artist B Album 1\BDMV Album 2\BDMV Album 3\BDMV Is there a way to convert them and create the ISO in the source directory? Thanks, Max
dbminter Posted Tuesday at 10:26 PM Posted Tuesday at 10:26 PM I saw your original post but didn't comment because I don't think there's an "easy" way to do it. I'm sure you can achieve this with some batch programming, but you'd have to know batch language, create your own .BAT file to do it, and test the logic to make sure it works.
HappyMax Posted Tuesday at 10:30 PM Author Posted Tuesday at 10:30 PM Bad Luck! I have to convert more than 100 Folders to ISO as my player can handle them better. Any other idea for a program that can do the job? Or a master of Batch programming "in the House"?
dbminter Posted Tuesday at 10:41 PM Posted Tuesday at 10:41 PM Batch programming is the only solution I've got. I don't know of anything else I've ever used to make ISO's to burn to discs besides Nero Burning ROM and Roxio Easy CD Creator. But, those don't have batch creation the last time I used them like 20 years ago.
HappyMax Posted Wednesday at 06:34 AM Author Posted Wednesday at 06:34 AM Okay, thx so far. I've tried another way. I opend IMG Burn seven times and loaded seven BDMV folders. Then I started each window and I will check if everything went out fine...
dbminter Posted Wednesday at 11:17 AM Posted Wednesday at 11:17 AM That works, but you do have to perform more than 100 operations to get that to work And you have to rename the output ISO file name each time, but the software lets you rename it with a pop up window.
LIGHTNING UK! Posted Wednesday at 10:07 PM Posted Wednesday at 10:07 PM One of those should work on some level.
HappyMax Posted yesterday at 02:03 AM Author Posted yesterday at 02:03 AM Okay and thank you very much. Now it's too late, I increased the numbers IMGBurn Windows to nine and with copying the path from the BDMV folder to the storage folder, deleting the /BDMV and open the path, I don't have to name the ISOs. The name was given by IMGBurn. Easy. Then some clicks to start and let it run, watch TV and have a beer. 😉
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