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Stage 2 was to create another file listing only those files containing a particular phrase. Stage 3 was to employ Compare-Object, process the two files, and then create a third file with a list of all the files that were missing my particular phrase. Compare-Object – PowerShell Diff Alias. Compare-Object has two aliases, Diff and Compare. Rufige kru malice in wonderland.

Let me start by thanking you in advance for your help. I've got a very large folder on my computer where I've stored my DVD collection in MPEG 2 format, each movie has it's own folder with the movie title as the folder name.

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As my XBOX doesn't like MPEG 2 format I've been using HandBrake to encode them into MPEG 4. As HandBrake has a cue function it would be no big deal to add them all to that and wait, but I can only do this while I'm not using my computer so that amounts to about 5 a night. I'm looking for a script that will read the folder names in a folder (MPEG 2 movies), compare that to the file names in another folder(MPEG 4 movies), create an array of missing items. Then take that array and pass the first 5 items into the HandBrake CLI below, one at a time, waiting till the last one finishes before continuing./HandBrakeCLI -i 'FROM Array' -o 'FROM Array'.mp4 –preset='Normal' Your help is greatly appreciated •. Thank you very much for your continued help. The parameters for HandBrake are actually going to be the same for both.