2007-01-26, 08:05 PM
I'm having trouble understanding where GBPVR stops and Zprocess comes in. Is ZProcess just somthing refrenced through the related batch files, or is it more tightly integrated. Do I have to have .bat files at all?
What I want to do:
After recording send file to a queue - no processing should be done during or directly after the recording.
At some point later (scheduled time in the middle of the night):
1 - back up original file just in case there are problems with the process
2 - Comclean
3 - comskip
4 - transcode to lower resolution or bitrate
5 - possibly rename the file (haven't thought about format yet)
6 - delete original file after a week
I guess I see instructions on having "C:\Program Files\devnz\gbpvr\Third Party\ZProcess\ZProcess” “%~f1″ add2q" in postprocessing.bat - which adds a file to the queue for later processing, but how/when does the queue get processed? Do I have to schedule something with windows scheduling, or does this happen automagically somehow? Am I able to only allow processing to happen for say 6 hours - if its running longer kill the processes?
What I want to do:
After recording send file to a queue - no processing should be done during or directly after the recording.
At some point later (scheduled time in the middle of the night):
1 - back up original file just in case there are problems with the process
2 - Comclean
3 - comskip
4 - transcode to lower resolution or bitrate
5 - possibly rename the file (haven't thought about format yet)
6 - delete original file after a week
I guess I see instructions on having "C:\Program Files\devnz\gbpvr\Third Party\ZProcess\ZProcess” “%~f1″ add2q" in postprocessing.bat - which adds a file to the queue for later processing, but how/when does the queue get processed? Do I have to schedule something with windows scheduling, or does this happen automagically somehow? Am I able to only allow processing to happen for say 6 hours - if its running longer kill the processes?
