Batch not applying ACR image settings

I am aware this has been posted, but all related posts are filled with too much ancient ambiguity so I was hoping to create a simple thread with a simple answer.
Have 30 photos (JPG)
Open them in camera raw from Bridge (CRTL-R), edit them accordingly, applying different crops, saturation, exposures
Click done
Then start a new recording in photoshop
Select one image I edited, open in camera raw (Yes Image Settings is checked)
Open that image (Oh hey look at my recording, it is recording all of my specific edited values for this image, not good but I'll continue)
Resize
Save
Close
So as many posts have asked before...why, when I run this batch, do all of my image settings follow the first, why can't they follow their respective raw image settings?
Extra info:
CHECKED:
Override Open
Override Save as
Sad thing is I'm pretty sure I did this before after tinkering for a while, but can't remember what magic switch I flipped. Thanks in advanced.

Perfect, thanks Jeff
Here's the simple solution to prevent frustration...STAY AWAY FROM BRIDGE
I will repost what I did as compared to before and bold the changes
Have 30 photos (JPG)
Open them in camera raw from Bridge (CRTL-R), edit them accordingly, applying different crops, saturation, exposures
Click done
Then start a new recording in photoshop
Select one image I edited, open in camera raw FROM PHOTOSHOP FILE-OPEN, NOT BRIDGE (Yes Image Settings is checked)
Open that image (Oh hey look at my recording, it is recording all of my specific edited values for this image, not good but I'll continue)
Resize
Save
Close
Forgot to mention that I apply the batch at this point
Thanks, hopefully this will be the new one-stop-shop.

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