How to make the Output In: field to indicate one folder level higher from the leading folder indicated?
Answer
Using ../ (two periods followed by forward-slash) will go up one level from the established directory.
In the case of the example here, from the input file's location, the Resolve OPI task will look in the Ripped folder that exists one folder level up from where the Input file resides.
Using ../ twice ([FileURL]../../Ripped), will point two folder levels higher relative to the Input file's location.