XMLTV and NPVR, how to get episode numbers in EPG?

[leChat]

Thanks, will I find the post/example by clicking your name and following where you posted?


As for the reason behind the extension change, I am using a moving script that monitors the folder for .mpg and moves them to a different folder on another machine where encoding takes place. If I leave all the extensions the same, I would have to either parse the filename for a "cleansed" in it or risk having uncleaned file bugging down my encoding machine. So I took the lazy route and just changed the extension as part of the script.

[leChat]

I think I found something.

Would this work?I don't understand the purpose of the for loop though.


cd "C:\Program Files (x86)\NPVR"
set newfile=
FOR /F "tokens=*" %%i in ('imageGrabLite --oid %3 --zap2it --rename') do SET newfile=%%i
if not exist "%newfile" goto end
SET newfile=%3
echo %newfile
:end
'do rest of stuff using newfile instead of %3

[mvallevand]

Should work, except you don't need to cd for iGL

Martin

[leChat]

Thanks for the help, it's working!

In case anyone is looking for a solution, here is what I did in my postProcessing script:

"C:\comskip\comskip.exe" %1

cscript //nologo "C:\Program Files (x86)\VideoReDoTVSuite4\vp.vbs" "%~dpn1.VPrj" "%~dpn1.mpg" /p:"MPEG2 Program stream" /q

cd "C:\Program Files (x86)\NPVR"
set newfile=
FOR /F "tokens=*" %%i in ('imageGrabLite --oid %3 --rename') do SET newfile=%%i
if not exist "%newfile%" goto end
REN "%~dpn1.mpg" "%newfile%.mpeg"
:end

Cheers!

[mvallevand]

Don't you end end up with .ts.mpeg as the filename if so maybe "%newfile:~0,-3%.mpeg" is better

Martin