DVD2AVIdg Command Line Options
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-Input-Files               -IF		([file1,file2,file3,......])
-Auto-Input-Files          -AIF		([file1]) Autoloads files incrementally.
-Audio_PID				 -AP		(transport stream audio PID, hex notation)
                                     If present, uses transport stream parsing.
-Video_PID				 -VP		(transport stream video PID, hex notation)
                                     If present, uses transport stream parsing.
-iDCT-Algorithm            -IA		(1=MMX 2=SSEMMX 3=SSE2MMX 4=Floating point 5=Reference)
-Field-Operation           -FO		(0=None  1=Force Film  2=Swap Fields 3=Raw Encoded Frames)
-YUV->RGB                  -YR		(1=PC Scale  2=TV Scale)
-Track-Number              -TN		(1-8=Track 1 to 8)
-Output-Method             -OM       (0=None  1=Demux  2=Demux all  3=Decode) 
-Dynamic-Range-Control     -DRC		(0=Off  1=Light  2=Normal  3=Heavy)
-Dolby-Surround-Downmix    -DSD		(0=Off  1=On)
-Downsample-Audio          -DSA		(0=None  1=Low  2=Mid  3=High  4=Ultrahigh) 48->44.1 kHz downsample.
-Output-File               -OF		([project file name]) No Extension!
-Exit                      		Exits when Project has been saved.

Example:

dvd2avi -ia=2 -FO=2 -YR=2 -TN=2 -OM=1 -AIF=[D:\vobfiles\vts_02_1.vob] -DRC=1 -OF=[d:\MyProject] -exit

The above will save a project file named d:\MyProject.d2v

If an -IF or -AIF file specification does not include a path (i.e., it does not include a \ character),
the current directory is used. If a specified file cannot be found, it is ignored.

Options not included are controlled by DVD2AVI defaults and the DVD2AVI INI file as usual.

[Original command line support by 'dvd2svcd'. Modified for DVD2AVIdg by Donald A Graft.]