Sharing a quick hack of a batch file...

[SniperDude]

First of all Sub, if I put this in the wrong location please move..

Secondly.. thanks to Murdock for testing this, since he needed it...
This will help most of you out with the Failure of RenameRecording that moved on to SQLite DB... but as to if it will work with your exact environment I dont know...


its a bunch of little files that you can drop into your gbpvr folder, and use to rename the recording to Episode name.

Pretty simple, I use the command line util SQLite3 to execute a connection to the DB, and return the results... if I get them I rename the file accordingly.

Known issue, renaming a file with a espisode name "Blah Blah: blah more blah" (colon's) will fail out, ie your file will not get renamed.

There is no database change in this however it could be scripted if needed... I didnt have the time...

But I hope it helps some of you..

* I am more of a lurker, than a developer *
-Tim

Installation:
Unzip to gbpvr folder...

Make small edit to "PostProcessing.bat" (same file you edited for RenameRecording)

Look For:
"c:\program files\devnz\gbpvr\RenameRecording.exe" %1 > RenameRecording.log


Replace with:

rem ** call new rename for sql lite db

if not exist sqlite3.exe echo "SQLite3.exe missing. Aborting" > RenameRecordSql.log
"c:\program files\devnz\gbpvr\RenameRecordingSQL." %1 > RenameRecordSQL.log

[SniperDude]

well I seen a couple of ppl said they used it... one mentioned they would like to see title... thats a pretty easy change I think as well..

others mentioned worries bout gbpvr deleting the recording from the db.. yes.. but it would reside in the video library yet if you your library pointing to the TV recordings directory....

if there is really some interest in this 'temp fix' I can work on it somemore...

-tim

[daveid]

to be honest, i have downloaded your zip file, but as i have no issues with the access database, and renamerecordings works with it just fine, i have not moved to the sql database. if i were more aware of any improvements it would make to my setup, perhaps i would move to sql and try your fix out.. as i understand the sql database only benefits people with larger channel lineups, and i have only nine channels i record from.. but i could have the wrong impression.