How to get the new name after renamerecordings

[jam_zhou]

Any way to get this to incorporate kingargyle's new renamerecording that renames the program to include "title - episode.mpg"?

see his post http://forums.gbpvr.com/showpost.php?p=7...stcount=23

that would be ideal!

If you give me an example of the log file then I might be able to do so...in the mean time, check out http://forums.nextpvr.com/showthread.php?t=10685&page=5 to see if it fits your needs. Reboot posted an example log file in that thread. That script is optimized for my own mTranscode.vbs but it's easily adaptable to the batch file I've posted a couple of posts above. Let me know if this helps.

Jam.z

[tpgbpvr]

If you give me an example of the log file then I might be able to do so...in the mean time, check out http://forums.nextpvr.com/showthread.php?t=10685&page=5 to see if it fits your needs. Reboot posted an example log file in that thread. That script is optimized for my own mTranscode.vbs but it's easily adaptable to the batch file I've posted a couple of posts above. Let me know if this helps.

Jam.z

Great. As soon as KingArgyle has time to update the renamerecording v1.1 I will post a log file. Thanks!

[KingArgyle]

New Version can be found here:

http://forums.gbpvr.com/showpost.php?p=7...stcount=36

[tpgbpvr]

New Version can be found here:

http://forums.gbpvr.com/showpost.php?p=7...stcount=36

KingArglye - It Works! Thanks very much.
King and jam_zhou:
Here is my rename.log for 2 random recordings. The first has an episode name, the second did not.

The commandline used was:
comskip "F:\Media\Video\Captures\Design on a Dime\Design on a Dime_20051221_23002330.mpg"

Opening F:\Media\Video\Captures\Design on a Dime\Design on a Dime_20051221_23002330.mpg
Using comskip.ini for initiation values.
Commercials were found.
Resulting cutpoints: 0:2:48 0:10:31 0:16:20 0:20:24

C:\Program Files\devnz\gbpvr>"c:\Program Files\devnz\gbpvr\mpgtx.exe" -j -f -o "F:\Media\Video\Captures\Design on a Dime\Design on a Dime_20051221_23002330_clean.mpg" "F:\Media\Video\Captures\Design on a Dime\Design on a Dime_20051221_23002330.mpg" [-0:2:48] [0:5:33-0:13:16] [0:15:49-0:21:38] [0:24:8-0:28:12] [0:28:21-]
Resulting cutpoints: 0:2:48 0:10:31 0:16:20 0:20:24
RenameRecording v1.1 beta build20051221
Title: Design on a Dime
Argument: -t F:\Media\Video\Captures\Design on a Dime\Design on a Dime_20051221_23002330.mpg
Episode name: Design on a Dime - Romantic Master Bedroom
Episode Oid: 459
Renaming file: F:\Media\Video\Captures\Design on a Dime\Design on a Dime_20051221_23002330.mpg
to: F:\Media\Video\Captures\Design on a Dime\Design on a Dime - Romantic Master Bedroom.mpg
The commandline used was:
comskip "F:\Media\Video\Captures\The Colbert Report\The Colbert Report_20051221_23300000.mpg"

Opening F:\Media\Video\Captures\The Colbert Report\The Colbert Report_20051221_23300000.mpg
Using comskip.ini for initiation values.
Commercials were found.
Resulting cutpoints: 0:0:0 0:4:35 0:10:3

C:\Program Files\devnz\gbpvr>"c:\Program Files\devnz\gbpvr\mpgtx.exe" -j -f -o "F:\Media\Video\Captures\The Colbert Report\The Colbert Report_20051221_23300000_clean.mpg" "F:\Media\Video\Captures\The Colbert Report\The Colbert Report_20051221_23300000.mpg" [-0:0:0] [0:2:54-0:7:29] [0:9:45-0:15:13] [0:19:46-]
Resulting cutpoints: 0:0:0 0:4:35 0:10:3
RenameRecording v1.1 beta build20051221
Title: The Colbert Report
Argument: -t F:\Media\Video\Captures\The Colbert Report\The Colbert Report_20051221_23300000.mpg
No episode name found



KingArgyle mentions something about an Environement variable called RENAME. What does that mean?

essentially I want to record then comskip then comclean then rename then delete log and other txt files and original mpg then move the renamed to a different folder.

I was using in postprocessing.bat:

comskip %1 >> rename.log
call comclean %1 >> rename.log

del "%~dpn1.log"
del "%~dpn1.txt"
del "%~dpn1.logo.txt"
del "%~dpn1_original.mpg"

RenameRecording -t %1 >> rename.log

move %1 F:\Media\Video\Videora\Downloads


This worked for the no episode capture but for the episode capture the file was not moved it remained in the folder. Any ideas?

Thanks

[KingArgyle]

if you wanted to move the file that was renamed, you can try:

move %RENAME% F:\Media\Video\Videora\Downloads

It may or may not work depending on if the environment variable is being set correctly after RenameRecording runs.

[reboot]

Code:

move %RENAME% F:\Media\Video\Videora\Downloads

Doesn't work...I tried it with and without quotes, various paths, adding wildcards, etc...

[KingArgyle]

Yeah, I kinda figured it might not work....It is probably getting wiped out after the program finishes executing.

[David]

Yeah, I kinda figured it might not work....It is probably getting wiped out after the program finishes executing.

Any chance that it might work if you created the variable before calling renamerecordings? Would it update the value of the existing variable and then keep it after the run?

Just a thought, but I am not in a position to test the idea at the moment.

[KingArgyle]

It might, but I haven't tested it either. I tossed it in as a possible work around for some people, but really don't use it myself. If I get a chance I'll debug it further, but it's low on the list.

[tpgbpvr]

Any chance that it might work if you created the variable before calling renamerecordings? Would it update the value of the existing variable and then keep it after the run?

Just a thought, but I am not in a position to test the idea at the moment.

David or KingArgyle were you able to get this working?

Just wondering. If you have the time would love it. Thanks.

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