ComClean cuts file size, but not length....

[reboot]

Version 0.0.1 is the one I use (of comclean).
If you can't find it in the comclean thread (in community announcements, about page 2), I can post it here (already modified so it works properly).

[erik]

When postprocessing.bat is strarted %1 is substituted by the name of the file to process.
Please do NOT remove %1 otherwise nothing will happen.

[jusatry]

I can post it here (already modified so it works properly).

.....if you don't mind....

[reboot]

Your wish is granted

Code:

@echo off Rem comclean.bat Version 0.0.1 Rem Adapt to your framerate times 100 (PAL=2500/NTSC=2997) set framerate=2997 Rem Adapt to where mpgtx.exe can be found set mpgtx="c:\Program Files\devnz\gbpvr\mpgtx.exe" rem Initialize the variables set start=0 set duration=0 rem Set the command line start set cmdline=%mpgtx% -j -f -o "%~dpn1_clean.mpg" "%~dpn1.mpg" set cutpoints= rem Process all the lines from the Comskip output file for /F "usebackq tokens=1,2,3*" %%i in ("%~dpn1.txt") do call :processline %%i %%j rem Output last clip call :totime %start% set cmdline=%cmdline% [%tim%-] echo Resulting cutpoints: %cutpoints% rem echo %cmdline% >"%~dpn1.bat" rem echo exit >>"%~dpn1.bat" rem start /wait /low call "%~dpn1.bat" @echo on %cmdline% @echo off echo Resulting cutpoints: %cutpoints% Rem RENAME the old .mpg file and rename the new one to the old name move "%~dpn1.mpg" "%~dpn1_original.mpg" move "%~dpn1_clean.mpg" "%~dpn1.mpg" REM exit goto :eof :processline rem Skip useless lines if "%1"=="FILE" goto :eof if "%1"=="------------------------" goto :eof rem Output the clip information for the show part set /a length=%1-%start% set /a duration=%duration%+%length% call :totime %length% set cutpoints=%cutpoints% %tim% if "%1"=="0" goto :nostartshow call :totime %start% set cmdline=%cmdline% [%tim% call :totime %1 set cmdline=%cmdline%-%tim%] :nostartshow rem Remember start of next clip set start=%2 goto :eof :totime set tim= if "%1"=="0" goto :eof set /A position=%1 *100 / %framerate% set /A hours=%position% / 60 /60 set /A hrest = %position% - %hours%*60*60 set /A minutes=%hrest% /60 set /A seconds = %hrest% - %minutes%*60 set tim=%hours%:%minutes%:%seconds% goto eof :eof

[erik]

Reboot,

I have merged your improved version with the trick to check on variable amount of dashes (required for using both comskip and SA) and created version 0.0.5
It can be downloaded from http://mk.kaashoek.com/gbpvr

[reboot]

Excellent Erik.
Good idea about the number of dashes...I had forgotten that bit.