postprocessing.bat not being executed

[trevparks]

I am having a problem where postprocessing.bat is not being executed when the recording is done. I use comskip while recording, and I am trying to have comclean.bat run following the recording. I am using version version 0.98.8.

postprocessing.bat:
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c:
cd "C:\Program Files\devnz\gbpvr”
rem comskip %1
call comclean.bat %1
rem Renamerecording %

Thank you.

[sub]

Zip and attach the logs and I'll take a look. Given its working for everyone else, I'm pretty sure GB-PVR will be trying to run it, but there is a problem in your batch file that is stopping it doing what you want.

[trevparks]

Sorry, kinda a noob - what exact logs do you want?

[sub]

The sticky 'posting support questions' thread gives some info about the logs etc. In this case the only specifically interested in the GBPVRRecordingService.exe.log.

[trevparks]

Here is the attached log.

[sub]

9/20/2006 10:17:00 PM.438 INFO [16] Post Processing thread starting...
9/20/2006 10:17:00 PM.438 INFO [16] Running postprocessing.bat on: E:\MyVideos\server\Sex and the City\Sex and the City_20060920_21302215.mpg

Yeah, its definitely running the batch file, so its got to be something wrong with your batch file. I cant really help you with that side of things though - I suck at batch files, and I dont really know what comclean does. I'm guessing your comclean batch file is failing though.

[trevparks]

Thanks for your help. It certainly appears to be the comclean batch file which uses comskip to remove commercials. I'll check into that.

[HtV]

Why not call comclean.bat from parallelprocessing.bat, put it behind the comskip commandline. In your case maybe postprocessing.bat is starting while comskip isn't ready yet. So it might be more logical to call both from parallelprocessing.bat.

edit: If you do this, you should not have comskip checked in config-processing tab.