2007-05-27, 06:02 PM
http://gbpvr.com/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Utility/ChanRun
ChanRun is a crazy simple but very useful utility meant to help postprocessing on a channel basis in an easy way without too much typing.
It takes 3 arguments - chanrun [ini file] [channel] [recording filename]
The ini file is a comma separated value file where the first line is another executable and the following lines are a channel number , a list of args.
So for example for comskip use I put this line in the postprocess.bat file:
chanrun chanrun.ini %2 %1
My chanrun.ini is this:
d:\gbpvr\comskip.exe
1, âini=nologo.ini
2, âini=log.ini
20, âini=firewire.ini
When postprocess.bat is run chanrun goes through the file and if the channel number is found it runs comskip with these arguments: d:\gbpvr\comskip.exe âini=nologo.ini [recording filename]
Thats it, but is saves a lot of typing and makes it easier to ma
ChanRun is a crazy simple but very useful utility meant to help postprocessing on a channel basis in an easy way without too much typing.
It takes 3 arguments - chanrun [ini file] [channel] [recording filename]
The ini file is a comma separated value file where the first line is another executable and the following lines are a channel number , a list of args.
So for example for comskip use I put this line in the postprocess.bat file:
chanrun chanrun.ini %2 %1
My chanrun.ini is this:
d:\gbpvr\comskip.exe
1, âini=nologo.ini
2, âini=log.ini
20, âini=firewire.ini
When postprocess.bat is run chanrun goes through the file and if the channel number is found it runs comskip with these arguments: d:\gbpvr\comskip.exe âini=nologo.ini [recording filename]
Thats it, but is saves a lot of typing and makes it easier to ma