WizRenameRecording v0.1.0.0

[_gl]

Try this version. Unzip and copy to the gbpvr directory.

That fixed it for me, thanks JW.

One last request, would it be possible to add a 'Rename All' button?

[JavaWiz]

One last request, would it be possible to add a 'Rename All' button?

Look for this feature in the next version.

[radar]

3 cheers for JavaWiz
I love this tool!

[4zm4r3d02]

I just got a new computer, and am in the process of installing GB_PVR. I saw your utility replaces the now apparently unsupported addepisode, so I decided to give it a try. However, when I run the installer, I get this error:

[ATTACHMENT NOT FOUND]

I'm running Vista Home Premium, and I can't even figure out how to delete the file manually!:confused:

ps Vista won't even let me create postprocessing.bat! It says I don't have permission, and tells me to contact the administrator! What am I, chopped liver?
(don't tell me I'm gonna' hafta read Vista's help files!)

[gEd]

Stop the recording service first and then try again.

The vista problem sounds like you have the wonderfull User Access Control (UAC) enabled which makes your computer secure but largely unusable and is preventing you from updating the program files folder. I'm not sure what the recommend advise here is for this problem so search the forum for vista and or UAC.

[4zm4r3d02]

Stop the recording service first and then try again.

The vista problem sounds like you have the wonderfull User Access Control (UAC) enabled which makes your computer secure but largely unusable and is preventing you from updating the program files folder. I'm not sure what the recommend advise here is for this problem so search the forum for vista and or UAC.

I got around that problem by creating the postprocessing.bat file in another folder, then dragging it to the GBPVR folder. Vista then asked me if it was ok to do that, and it moved it there.

However, some test recordings I made last night were not renamed. I tried running postprocessing.bat from a command prompt as administrator, and got this error:
[ATTACHMENT NOT FOUND]
I searched this thread and the readme for "xml", but didn't find anything.

Also,there was no 'gbpvr/logs/WizRenameRecordings.log' file, and I didn't see anything about postprocessing.bat in any of the GBPVR logs.

[JavaWiz]

Looks like you are running into Vista security (UAC) problems. I don't have Vista, so will not be much help.

You might check out this post: http://forums.nextpvr.com/showthread.php...=Vista+UAC


WizRenameRecording.xml is the config file for the program. It holds the default pattern. I suspect your security settings are stopping it from being created. Try double-clicking on WizRenameRecording.exe, creating a default pattern, and clicking save. The .xml file should be created in the same directory as the executable.

Similarly, I think UAC is preventing the log file from being created as well.

[4zm4r3d02]

Looks like you are running into Vista security (UAC) problems. I don't have Vista, so will not be much help.

You might check out this post: http://forums.nextpvr.com/showthread.php...=Vista+UAC

All the script in that post does is run the program as administrator, which can also be done from the right click context menu. Either way, WizRenameRecording does not work on my Vista machine. I also tried XP compatibility mode, and that didn't work.

WizRenameRecording.xml is the config file for the program. It holds the default pattern. I suspect your security settings are stopping it from being created. Try double-clicking on WizRenameRecording.exe, creating a default pattern, and clicking save. The .xml file should be created in the same directory as the executable.

Similarly, I think UAC is preventing the log file from being created as well.

Can you post a copy of a WizRenameRecording.xml file, that I can try?

[JavaWiz]

Can you post a copy of a WizRenameRecording.xml file, that I can try?

Here you go.

[4zm4r3d02]

Thanks for the file, but it didn't help. Neither did disabling UAC. I guess WizRename just doesn't work on Vista.

The good news, for me, is that it turns out that addepisode does work on Vista...so far!