where is postproccessing.bat?

JJenson · 2007-05-08, 04:46 AM

pastro · 2007-05-08, 04:59 AM

In the gbpvr dir. If it doesn't exist, create it there.

JJenson · 2007-05-08, 05:04 AM

Its not their how would I create one or what does it need to have in it? I want to use the RenameRocording plugin and the comskip and comclean plugins with this not suye exactly how to do this?

THanks

erik · 2007-05-08, 05:43 AM

The comskip distribution zip file found on my server contains an elaborate example

pastro · 2007-05-08, 02:40 PM

If you start with erik's postprocessing.bat (once you unzip comskip you will have it), edit his file with wordpad and add

call comclean %1
renamerecording %1

wherever you find comskip %1

In other words you want to change

comskip %1

to

comskip %1
call comclean %1
renamerecording %1

Make sure you have delete_logo_file set to 1 in comskip.ini otherwise it causes some trouble with renamerecording according to the wiki.

Once you get this edited, if you have questions, post your postprocessing.bat.

JJenson · 2007-05-08, 11:27 PM

Great thanks will work on that tonight. [ Smile

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JJenson · 2007-05-09, 01:00 AM

Got everything working thanks alot for the info. Smile

pastro · 2007-05-09, 01:02 AM

No problem. You might want to check the options on renamerecording. I think -t adds the title also.

blizard · 2007-05-09, 11:40 AM

pastro Wrote:If you start with erik's postprocessing.bat (once you unzip comskip you will have it), edit his file with wordpad and add

call comclean %1
renamerecording %1

wherever you find comskip %1

In other words you want to change

comskip %1

to

comskip %1
call comclean %1
renamerecording %1

Make sure you have delete_logo_file set to 1 in comskip.ini otherwise it causes some trouble with renamerecording according to the wiki.

Once you get this edited, if you have questions, post your postprocessing.bat.

I would recommend to use notepad (type "notepad" in start>run) instead of wordpad as notepad doesn't add any invisible editing codes (like paragraph jump or font size) when you save it as plain text file. With notepad you can be sure that what you see is exactly what is stored and there is nothing that can later interfere with your coding (batchfile).