Start 'Converting' /BELOWNORMAL /WAIT '%CONVERT_PROG%' %CONVERT_ARG_INPUT% '!INPUT_FILENAME!' %CONVERT_ARG_OUTPUT% '!OUTPUT_FILENAME!' %CONVERT_ARG_SETTINGS%Įcho ERRORLEVEL AFTER CONVERT %ERRORLEVEL% > last_errorlevel.txt iso so Handbrake recognizes it as a proper input format Rem trim the trailing slash and we have our output name minus the extension IF NOT EXIST '%ENCODED_DIR%' mkdir '%ENCODED_DIR%'įOR /F 'usebackq delims=' %%i IN (`dir %FILE_TYPES% /s /d /b ^| find /V '%ENCODED_DIR%'`) DO ( SET CONVERT_ARG_SETTINGS=-longest -preset='Xbox 360' -native-language=eng -subtitle-scan

Rem is assumed to have been encoded already. Rem Anything in %ENCODED_DIR% will not be encoded because everything in there Rem Encode DVD for XBOX360 using Handbrake img, or extracted as VIDEO_TS format to mp4 for consumption by an XBox 360. As written, it uses Handbrake to convert a DVD in. Assuming that you have a (command-line capable) program already that can convert to m4v and you just want to be able to automate the process, here's a batch file that you could modify to loop through all the files in a directory and its subdirectories and invoke your conversion program.

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