WizImageGrabber - Interactive Services Dialog Detection - Press Enter to Continue

[jksmurf]

Subject WAS WizImageGrabber Batch Syntax? "

I'd just like to confirm the syntax of WizImageGrabber in Batch Mode.

Is it

WizImageGrabber /File:"%~f1" (Can't remember where I got this but I think it was a post when it was called ShowImageGrabber)

OR

WizImageGrabber /File:%1 (Like comskip and others)

Does the order of the options matter?

I have also seen a wee message "Interactive Services Dialog Detection" come up in Vista sometimes about a program trying to run and when I switch to it, I see the WizImageGrabber cmd window with a "Press Enter to Continue" message; the batch mode should run unattended, correct? What do I need to change to make this work?

Thanks

k.

Code:

comskip %1
rectracker %1 > rectracker.log
rem recycler.exe
REM  ====================================================
REM  PostProcessing.bat addition for Program Image Tool
REM  This will download an image to the media/art directory.
ProgramImageTool.exe /File %1
REM  ====================================================
REM  PostProcessing.bat addition for Show Image Grabber Tool
REM  This will download an image to the media/art directory.
WizImageGrabber /File:"%~f1" /CreatePlaceholders:false /ForcePlaceholderRefresh:-1
REM  ====================================================

[JavaWiz]

First off, sorry I have not responded sooner, I am out of town and have not been able to check out forum for awhile.

I think I have been quoting the file name in my batch file, so I think that is the format I recommend.

As far as Vista goes, I don't have it. Don't have a way to recreate your issue, so maybe if anyone else has experienced it, maybe they can chime in.

[jksmurf]

Thanks JW

Anyone have Vista that uses WizImageGrabber in Batch Mode. Got another occurence this a.m.

k.

[jksmurf]

Help :o

Really appreciate it if anyone with VISTA could help out here?

I recorded 4 Programs last night and there were 4 instances of the "Press Enter to Continue" in the VISTA screen you get when you see the message "Interactive Services Dialog Detection".

Thanks!

k.

[jksmurf]

I got around this by manually turning off "Interactive Services Detection Service" in services (type services.msc in the start, run box). It's probably not the greatest solution, it really only gets rid of the cmd window with a "Press Enter to Continue" message, but it seems to works OK so far!

k.