HandBrake

Hi Guys,

Handbrake is capable to handle more than one source? I mean I had 60 AVI files, can I add all those files to the Queue?

OS could be any of those Mac, Linux or Windows.

Thanks.

Manually, yes - you are better off doing it via script.

Rodney

rhester wrote:Manually, yes - you are better off doing it via script.

Rodney

I see that in http://trac.handbrake.fr/wiki/CLIGuide there's a shell script for batch queued. this will work? because i will like

./HandBrakeCLI -i %FileName -o %FileName --preset="Apple TV"

and every time that the CLI finish with a file execute the other file. I never been created a shell script so I'm guessing. If you can point me in the right direction it will be great

Thanks

Teaching shell scripting is well beyond the scope of this forum, but there are a number of ready-made examples of bash and other scripted solutions already in the forums.

Rodney

Rodney,

Yesterday i was playing with shell script's and I'm not good at that but never mind . but also y did a test with the Linux GUI 9.3 binary, I Scan a AVI file and set my preferences and then added to the Queue, Scan Another AVI file do the same and added to the Queue when I Hit Start both of the AVI file where ripped .

I Don't know the other OS but in Linux Works at least with AVI files I'm gonna make a test using different types of files to see if works. It's just for letting you know.


Thanks and Cheers.

Of course you can manually add all 60 to the queue, I thought you were looking for a slightly more automated solution. =)

Rodney

I misunderstood you're first response. I thought that the only way to do it it was using the HandbrakeCLI not the GUI. I don't mind to add all manually to the GUI and leave alone the Computer.

Thanks Rodney.