Applescript on macx dvd ripper

i want to run macx dvd ripper with an applescript so that when i burn dvds to my mac, i can have applescript open the folder in which the movies will be to automatically convert them to mp4 format. ive been trying to research and teach myself applescript and and i am failing horribly. is there somebody that can help me or point me in the right direction?

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