2009-09-13, 04:06 AM
yea, it'll not be able to find the moved recording...
you could setup my Super Simple Archiver to move it to a folder and adjust the db from postprocessing.bat...
it copies the file to another location and adjusts db to point to new location...
normally i use it in video library but it can be used from command line.
http://forums.nextpvr.com/showthread.php?t=26775
it's just a batch file and uses sqlite3.exe to adjust db, so simple and modifiable, only 2 params, filename and new location..
i would call it from postprocessing.bat like:
if "%2"=="13" call reloc.bat %1 x:\path\to\newrec\dir
and leave the reloc.bat as is..
means if channel [%2] is 13 [or whatever one you want], move to x:\path\to\newrec\dir\series\show.mpg
you could setup my Super Simple Archiver to move it to a folder and adjust the db from postprocessing.bat...
it copies the file to another location and adjusts db to point to new location...
normally i use it in video library but it can be used from command line.
http://forums.nextpvr.com/showthread.php?t=26775
it's just a batch file and uses sqlite3.exe to adjust db, so simple and modifiable, only 2 params, filename and new location..
i would call it from postprocessing.bat like:
if "%2"=="13" call reloc.bat %1 x:\path\to\newrec\dir
and leave the reloc.bat as is..
means if channel [%2] is 13 [or whatever one you want], move to x:\path\to\newrec\dir\series\show.mpg
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