Encoding program with script

[Andre93]

Regularly I build movies with Adobe Premiere, so I have roughly 10-15 Gigabytes of AVI rushes splitted into 500 rushes coming from my camera. Those are AVI rushes with video and audio separated.
When my movies are completed I need to save the sources AVI rushes but the problem is the large size of datas. I think the best way is to save them into the Divx format.
I can do that with Virtualdub by I need to load/encode/save every rush manually one by one. Its a long way.
I'm looking for a program which could do that automatically. I mean, I'll have to tell to the program to load/encode/save one program as a script and then to tell it to run a batch on all the other rushes.
Don't forget that my source AVI rushes are video and audio separated. No matter if the Divx rushes are multiplexed or no.

Do you know the magic program or a substitute way to do that ?
Excuse me for my poor english and thank you in advance
athiery@club-internet.fr

[khp]

How advanced do you need the processing to be ?.

If all you need, is to process a set of files with some fixed settings, you can use something like the following command line for virtualdub

virtualdub /s"parms.vcf" /b"f:\ready","f:\output" /x /r

Where f:\ready is the input directory and f:\output is the output directory

Before you run the command, you have to select the processing settings you want to use and save them in the file parms.vcf, by using the file->'save processing settings' option.

[Andre93]

Message to khp

Thank you khp. I tried your suggestion and it works perfectly. So I need to compute the video and audio files separatly in different source directories. Of course all my files have fixed setting because it's not possible to act individually on every file.
Before to write my first message I read the command line in the virtualdub help file but I did'nt try to experimente it. It's so easy when we have nothing to do ! and we always think that there is a miraculous program.
Finally you are right when you say that we need to experimente before ......

Thank you for your help.