I've never used handbrake, but I know it's not meant to be used as a DVD ripper. Typically, you would want to rip the DVD using some other piece of software, and then pass the output to handbrake for encoding to your format of choice. If you use handbrake to rip a DVD directly, it's going to get stuck on anything with copyright protection.
Having said all that, I took a quick look at the handbrake docs. You might try this if you're still interested:
Has anyone been able to configure discinsert to rip to handbrake by using its Command line utility. I cant seem to get it to work….
If someone has it working what parameters are you passing?
Thank you very much!
I've never used handbrake, but I know it's not meant to be used as a DVD ripper. Typically, you would want to rip the DVD using some other piece of software, and then pass the output to handbrake for encoding to your format of choice. If you use handbrake to rip a DVD directly, it's going to get stuck on anything with copyright protection.
Having said all that, I took a quick look at the handbrake docs. You might try this if you're still interested:
-i %d:\VIDEO_TS -o "%o\%t" <other handbrake options here>