

:: ONLY TESTED ON WIN 7 64bit, test yourself before running, script provided as is. :: CHECK TO SEE IF DIRECTORY HAS ALREADY BEEN PROCESSED, IF SO SKIP IT AND MOVE ON :: GET LIST OF ALL FOLDERS CONTAINING A VIDEO_TS.IFO FILE AND LOOP THROUGH EACHįOR /f "tokens=3-4 delims=\" %%a in ('dir VIDEO_TS.IFO /s') DO ( :: CHANGE TO THE DRIVE AND BASE PATH WHERE THE MOVIE DIRECTORIES ARE STORED :: M:\Movies\Anime\Kite\VIDEO_TS\VIDEO_TS.IFO :: M:\Movies\Comedy\Click\VIDEO_TS\VIDEO_TS.IFO :: with it running otherwise you have to manually press a key to continue to the next DVD

:: are made with the echo in front, also you may remove the pause once you are comfortable :: the echo is there to show you what the command will actually do when run, no changes :: To actually run the VOB2MPG program, remove the "echo" from the front of the last line. :: This assumes the existing DVD directory structure is like M:\Movies\subfolder\**Movie Name**\VIDEO_TS\VIDEO_TS.IFO :: Change the 3 SET lines below to match your environment

Search and replace %%b-01.mpg with %%b.mpg :: higher than my home theater intro so I add a 01 to the end of all movies I convert. :: a playlist with Media Browser - and the movie needs to be 1 number :: I wrote this so I can not only convert my VOB's to MPG, but I wanted to use it in :: ONLY TESTED ON VISTA 32bit, test yourself before running, script provided as is.
