Hi All,
I thought I would give the "Newbies" and some not so "Newbies" a helping hand with VideoRedo.
I nearly hung myself trying to get VRD to work. So I pieced this together so others wouldn't suffer as I did :o
I use VideoReDoTVSuite (VideoReDo3) but this "should" apply to later versions as well.
1. Download a copy of "PsTools" from https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysi...96649.aspx and extract PsExec.exe.
2. Move PsExec.exe to some location on your Path, I used "C:\Windows\System32"
3. Open a Command Prompt as Administrator
4. Enter the following (or cut and paste it) ..... psexec -accepteula -s -i cmd.exe ....
(the -accepteula seems to be needed or you will end up with a non 0 return code and VideoRedo will not run, in Windows 10 anyway )
5. Enter the following (or cut and paste it) ..... "C:\Program Files\VideoReDoTVSuite\VideoReDo3.exe"
(change this to suite your installation)
6. The VideoRedo Config Screen should appear, answer the prompts and close down VideoRedo.
7. Enter "EXIT" in the Command Windows (no don't enter the Quotes)
8. Cut and paste the following into a text file (Notepad is Good) and save as "vidredo.reg" ....
The important bit is the "QuietUsesSilentVideo"=dword:00000001
You may have to change "[HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Software\DRD Systems\VideoReDo-TVSuite\Special]" to match your version
This is good for VideoReDo-TVSuite (look in the registry)
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Software\DRD Systems\VideoReDo-TVSuite\Special]
"AllowDVRMSOutput"=dword:00000001
"AllowTIVOOutput"=dword:00000000
"AllowRECOutput"=dword:00000000
"QuietUsesSilentVideo"=dword:00000001
9. Double Click on the "vidredo.reg" file created in step 8 to add the entries to the registry
That's it you are finished
Attached is a .BAT file that can be scheduled to run by "Task Scheduler" or run from PostProcessing.bat
It will only process completed recordings, (it looks for the corresponding .xml for the recording)
generated by .... <StoreSeparateMetadataXml>true</StoreSeparateMetadataXml>
NOTE:- All recordings and their related xml files are stored in a single folder ...... NOT SUBFOLDERS
(I can not remember the config file setting for this ....... someone please help :o )
Got it ..... <AutoCreateFolders>false</AutoCreateFolders>
like
RECORDINGS (folder)
Rec1.ts
Rec1.xml
Rec2.ts
Rec2.xml
etc...
I thought I would give the "Newbies" and some not so "Newbies" a helping hand with VideoRedo.
I nearly hung myself trying to get VRD to work. So I pieced this together so others wouldn't suffer as I did :o
I use VideoReDoTVSuite (VideoReDo3) but this "should" apply to later versions as well.
1. Download a copy of "PsTools" from https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysi...96649.aspx and extract PsExec.exe.
2. Move PsExec.exe to some location on your Path, I used "C:\Windows\System32"
3. Open a Command Prompt as Administrator
4. Enter the following (or cut and paste it) ..... psexec -accepteula -s -i cmd.exe ....
(the -accepteula seems to be needed or you will end up with a non 0 return code and VideoRedo will not run, in Windows 10 anyway )
5. Enter the following (or cut and paste it) ..... "C:\Program Files\VideoReDoTVSuite\VideoReDo3.exe"
(change this to suite your installation)
6. The VideoRedo Config Screen should appear, answer the prompts and close down VideoRedo.
7. Enter "EXIT" in the Command Windows (no don't enter the Quotes)
8. Cut and paste the following into a text file (Notepad is Good) and save as "vidredo.reg" ....
The important bit is the "QuietUsesSilentVideo"=dword:00000001
You may have to change "[HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Software\DRD Systems\VideoReDo-TVSuite\Special]" to match your version
This is good for VideoReDo-TVSuite (look in the registry)
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Software\DRD Systems\VideoReDo-TVSuite\Special]
"AllowDVRMSOutput"=dword:00000001
"AllowTIVOOutput"=dword:00000000
"AllowRECOutput"=dword:00000000
"QuietUsesSilentVideo"=dword:00000001
9. Double Click on the "vidredo.reg" file created in step 8 to add the entries to the registry
That's it you are finished
Attached is a .BAT file that can be scheduled to run by "Task Scheduler" or run from PostProcessing.bat
It will only process completed recordings, (it looks for the corresponding .xml for the recording)
generated by .... <StoreSeparateMetadataXml>true</StoreSeparateMetadataXml>
NOTE:- All recordings and their related xml files are stored in a single folder ...... NOT SUBFOLDERS
(I can not remember the config file setting for this ....... someone please help :o )
Got it ..... <AutoCreateFolders>false</AutoCreateFolders>
like
RECORDINGS (folder)
Rec1.ts
Rec1.xml
Rec2.ts
Rec2.xml
etc...
Regards,
Mark
(Remember not to forget that which you don' t need to know.)
Mark
(Remember not to forget that which you don' t need to know.)