Is comskip working with 1.1.5?

[ceandra]

I did verify that it seems to be working OK when I manually started it by dropping the dvr-ms file onto comskip.exe while the program is still recording. Sub, thanks for checking. I presume you'll add this in a future release.

Is there an example parallelprocessing.bat. I have not tried this before, or even looked for it. I'll poke around with search, but any head start you can give would be appreciated. Probably simple...

Thanks
Chuck

[erik]

You can copy postprocessing.bat to parallelprocessing.bat
Don't have both.

[ceandra]

Thanks, I'll give it a go. Quick look says I should have comskip %1 in the file.

Thanks
Chuck

[ceandra]

OK, all is well!

I am running dvr-ms to get rid of the audio synch problem in 1080i programs, and have comskip running successfully during show with parallelprocessing.bat

Thanks all, and hope this helps the others that started the thread.

Chuck

[linene]

I unchecked the "run during recording" checkbox in gbpvr (per discussion above). Have completed 2 recordings, neither started comskip after they were done recording (and no comskip logs). Any ideas?

[stustunz]

where have you got the comskip.exe file sitting?

[linene]

where have you got the comskip.exe file sitting?

hey stustunz,

I moved it back to the gbpvr directory (after I was done trying the stuff above that Erik suggested). It was there when I tried the last two recordings that did not comskip.:confused:

[stustunz]

have you tried a different version of comskip to see if that works?
what are you recording into now ie mpeg or dvr-ms

[linene]

have you tried a different version of comskip to see if that works?
what are you recording into now ie mpeg or dvr-ms

Good thoughts. I am doing dvr-ms and using the latest comskip...maybe I will try a prior version of comskip.

[stustunz]

think you still need to use some sort of post bat to get it going on dvr-ms file
i have never bothered with my digital recording as comskip was always out (due to dropped frames not comskips fault)
i may have this wrong