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  1. Member
    Join Date: Apr 2008
    Location: United States
    Hi,

    I use AGK to convert DVD's to Xvid. Recently, I've had to convert a large number of series DVD's and I was somewhat frustrated by AGK's "friendly" interface, so I wrote AGK Batcher. AGK Batcher is an automation utility that makes it easier to add multiple files to AGK's process queue. It's Features are:

    *Drag and drop interface
    *Scanning of directories to locate DVD .IFO files using one of four methods from automatic to manual.
    *Options to process files other than DVD format video.
    *Option to process specific Program Chain (PGC) automatically. (Although, this appears to be broken in AGK v2.45)
    *"Watches" for AGK warning dialogs and cancels them automatically so you can, "set it and forget it."
    *Works with AGK v2.45
    *Includes documentation
    *AGK Batcher is freeware
    *AGK Batcher is tiny, 256k

    Here are download links:
    http://rapidshare.com/files/10928203...v1.01.rar.html

    mirror:
    http://www.youshare.com/view.php?fil...cher_v1.01.rar

    I hope you find this useful.
    Cheers!
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  2. I'm a MEGA Super Moderator Baldrick's Avatar
    Join Date: Aug 2000
    Location: Sweden
    You can also upload files directly in your topic ( I hate download sites ).

    I added a link to your tool in the autogk tool page, www.videohelp.com/tools/AutoGK
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  3. Member
    Join Date: Apr 2008
    Location: United States
    Thanks!

    I edited the post to attach the file, but don't see any changes...
    BTW, The ushare link is the better one. Just click a button and download, not too bad.
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  4. Man of Steel freebird73717's Avatar
    Join Date: Dec 2003
    Location: Smallville, USA
    Congratulations on your batch app. It's always good to seen new tools. If you don't mind making your app open source you might consider starting a sourceforge project for it.

    Also when you edit your post about halfway down you will see a place that says "Upload image or file(Optional)". Just put your files there and then put a link in your post like
    {url}your_file_name{/url}
    Replace the { and } symbols with [ and ] though or it won't work.

    You will then have posted your app directly to videohelp.
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  5. Member Soopafresh's Avatar
    Join Date: Jan 2004
    Location: United States
    Nice documentation! Well done.
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  6. I'm a MEGA Super Moderator Baldrick's Avatar
    Join Date: Aug 2000
    Location: Sweden
    Another mirror download:

    agk_batcher_v1.01.rar


    edit: It didn't work to upload in your post but here it did...strange...
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  7. Member
    Join Date: Apr 2008
    Location: United States
    Thanks to those who have tried AGK Batcher (AGKB) and sent me feedback. In response to this I'd like to clear up a point and try to explain a bug.

    First off, AGKB makes certain assumptions about your directory structure as I explain in the documentation. It doesn't do a whole lot of error checking. It's up to you to make sure all your ducks are in a row, so to speak. It's easier for me to write a program that assumes the user is smart than it is to check for every possible thing that could go wrong. Fortunately, setting up the files properly is easy, and something you probably do already. If it's not working, check the documentation, or post a note here.

    Secondly, there is a known bug that I haven't exactly been able to sort out yet. Sometimes (usually the first time you click export in AGKB) the program seems to lock up. What's happening is that AGKB has sent a command to open a window to AGK and for whatever reason, AGK didn't respond. This leaves AGKB sitting in an endless loop waiting for a window that will never open. A simple solution is to manually click the open file dialog manually. AGKB, should see the window, and continue on normally. Another solution is to kill AGKB, and try again. For some reason, this bug usually only occurs the first time you export.

    I plan to write a more robust window control routine and will include it in the next release of AGKB.

    Thanks again.
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  8. Member
    Join Date: Apr 2008
    Location: United States
    When I originally wrote AGKB I was using an older version of AGK (and I was ignorant of the available hotkeys for the Open and Save dialogs). I've updated AGKBatcher to version 1.02. It now works with AGK 2.48b You can download it here:


    http://www.youshare.com/Guest/703cea6599149954.rar.html


    Version 1.02 is more robust. It will no longer hang if it can't find the open/save dialog boxes. It also now uses hotkeys to bring up open/save dialogs, rather than simulating mouse clicks. This is more reliable. Finally, this version removes support for multiple program chains since AGK only processes PGC1 no matter what program chain you tell it to process.

    PS I've also attached the latest version to this post.



    agk_batcher_v1.02.rar
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  9. Member waefwaeefwaefw's Avatar
    Join Date: Feb 2008
    Location: United States
    If you find the video file that you want (ie. the IFO), why do you then assume that it has a specific folder structure?

    If you know the path to the IFO, can't you just put the path to the IFO in the box?

    Granted I am not sure if you are even doing this, as completly empty folders are showing up like
    i:\\N95\VIDEO_TS\VTS_01_0.IFO
    So where on earth did you get this from?


    You are also putting a double backslash if the "scan folder" is just a drive letter, i:\ >> i:\\folder\file.ifo

    Output folder the same as the folder the source fil is in would be nice (AGK by default outputs with _agk.avi on the end so its clear to see even if its an AVI going in).

    Your tab order on the buttons has not been considered/set.

    Wild Card doesn't work with *.IFO (or *.ifo). Or anything actually... ?

    Closing the window (x) doesn't work, when the script is "paused" (using the task tray).




    Sorry for all the moans, pure feedback though.
    Still, any chance of the source would be nice.

    (I recognise the tray icon and "script paused" from another autoclicker, so unless you wrote all the other ones I have seen, becareful about putting your name on the code).
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  10. Member
    Join Date: Oct 2009
    Location: Canada
    Has this been updated or will it be updated??
    It doesn't appear to work with 2.55.
    Or am I doing something wrong, save dialogues open and close but
    nothing happens in autogk.
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  11. Member
    Join Date: Oct 2008
    Location: Korea, Republic of
    AGK Batcher 1.02 Source



    agk%20batcher%201.02%20source.txt


    1AGK Batcher 1.02 works beautifully with AutoGK 2.55..
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  12. Member
    Join Date: Jan 2010
    Location: Japan
    Originally Posted by GrumpyBear
    Has this been updated or will it be updated??
    It doesn't appear to work with 2.55.
    Or am I doing something wrong, save dialogues open and close but
    nothing happens in autogk.
    Having exactly the same issue as you with AGK Batcher 1.02 and AutoGK 2.55. Did you find a solution to it?
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