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Not bad. Til now I change the name of the backup file every day manual.

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You can sort of do this now by creating a .bat file.

@echo off
echo BackupAll "[Backup Path]\Backup%random%.dpb" RenameExisting > "[Backup Path]\Command.txt"
"C:\Program Files\DVD Profiler\dvdpro.exe" /CommandFile="[Backup Path]\Command.txt"

Create a text file into this directory called dvdpro.bat and paste in the above 3 lines of code. Call it something like DVDProBackup.bat
Then run the batch file.
This will run dvdpro and create a backup file called Backup#####.dpb where ##### is just some random number. You can sort the directory by date and you will have a listing of all your backups in date order.

It's not completely perfect, I would have liked to use date instead of a random number but then it tried to create a file with /, which isn't allowed. Didn't want to spend the time trying to figure out how to remove them in the script.

Quoting Agrare:

Quote:
If you want to use Cool_doodad's batch solution but still want the date you can use this batch code to get the date (in YYYY-MM-DD format, I use that because if you sort by name it keeps files in order across years and month)

Quote:

@For /F "tokens=2,3,4 delims=/ " %%A in ('Date /t') do @(
Set Day=%%A
Set Month=%%B
Set Year=%%C
)

SET mydate=%Year: =%-%Month: =%-%Day: =%

just put that chunk of code on the line after @echo off and replace %random% with %mydate%

-Agrare

Nice...It's been years since I've messed with batch files. Green arrow for you.