Batch file not running

[k03klve]

Hi all,

Thanks for a great program.

I have placed the following bat file under scripts in the data directory (windows 7).

PostProcessing.bat:

cd\
cd C:\Program Files (x86)\Cypheros\TSDoctor\
tsdoctor.exe "d:\video\*.ts" AUTOFIX "d:\temp\"
del d:\video\*.*

rem /Q

What I would like it to do is run the program and use the TSDoctor AUTOFIX metod to correct recordings for commercial removal and or errors then move it to a second location. Second all data in the recording directory is to be deleted.

But it ain´t working it has been tested from cmd promt and there it worked.

I have attacted logs for this date as well.

Loking forward to a reply.

Kind Regards,
Klaus

[christheman]

Hi all,

Thanks for a great program.

I have placed the following bat file under scripts in the data directory (windows 7).

PostProcessing.bat:

cd\
cd C:\Program Files (x86)\Cypheros\TSDoctor\
tsdoctor.exe "d:\video\*.ts" AUTOFIX "d:\temp\"
del d:\video\*.*

rem /Q

What I would like it to do is run the program and use the TSDoctor AUTOFIX metod to correct recordings for commercial removal and or errors then move it to a second location. Second all data in the recording directory is to be deleted.

But it ain´t working it has been tested from cmd promt and there it worked.

I have attacted logs for this date as well.

Loking forward to a reply.

Kind Regards,
Klaus

Hi. Here is a bit of code I put together that I use myself for TSDoctor and launch from a different program, but it should also work here in NPVR. I tailored it a bit for your needs. It uses the first command line argument, filename, sent by NextPVR (%1), and plugs that into the first argument for TSDoctor. Then it substitutes the NPVR file path for your path and plugs that into the second argument for TSDoctor.

Also I put a REM on your DEL command so you can safely test it first without deleting anything.

Code:

SET _orig=%1
SET _tsdoc=%_orig:d:\video\=d:\temp\%

"C:\Program Files (x86)\Cypheros\TSDoctor\TSDoctor.exe" %_orig% Autofix %_tsdoc%

REM    DEL %_orig%

After doing it my way, differences I noticed that we don't need to use wildcards (*.*) for TSDoctor, since NPVR supplies its own filename. Also the path for TSDoctor.exe needed to be in quotes due to the spaces it has. Finally, I used your path for TSDoctor. My original one is for Windows XP and didn't have the "(x86)" bit in the path.

Chris

[Reddwarf]

TSDoctor does not really work that well in a batch, I had a long email exchange with the author a while ago, the problem seems to be when the batch is started from a service (NPVR Recordig Service in this case). The author said that he had no way of testing this method of starting a batch, so he could not fix it. In the end I gave up using TSDoctor regularly and reverted to run it manually for problem recordings. For commercial removal the donator version of Comskip is far better than TSDoctor.

[christheman]

TSDoctor does not really work that well in a batch, I had a long email exchange with the author a while ago, the problem seems to be when the batch is started from a service (NPVR Recordig Service in this case). The author said that he had no way of testing this method of starting a batch, so he could not fix it. In the end I gave up using TSDoctor regularly and reverted to run it manually for problem recordings. For commercial removal the donator version of Comskip is far better than TSDoctor.

I don't use the comskip or any of the other features that require outside resources, so that may be the reason I don't have any problems. I only use it's internal correction capabilities. It works flawlessly for me in batch mode, every single time.