(1)
I have been trying to get VideoredoTVsuite4 to find ads by a Postprocessing.bat file.
I started out putting the script in 'C:\Program files\NextPVR\data\scripts' as per the file 'placeholder.txt' in that folder.
This didn't work so I looked in the log and it seemed to be looking for the file in 'C:\Users\Public\NVPR-data\scripts'
so I put it there, and now it seems to be activated at the end of a recording as expected - but still not working correctly.
Is this the correct folder? perhaps that 'placeholder.txt' is a relic from the past.
(2)
I have put a file 'Postprocessing.bat' which contains the text as follows ->
cscript //nologo "C:\Program Files (x86)\VideoReDoTVSuite4\AdScan.vbs" %1
into folder 'C:\Users\Public\NVPR-data\scripts'
now (a) This batch file is run at the end of the recording (I have verified it by getting it to do more stuff)
(b) it is being passed the correct filename in %1
but it doesn't work
however © if I drop a video file onto the batch file, that works as expected.
Does anyone know what might be happening here? I an suspecting its a permissions problem? and am guessing surely someone else has solved this before.
NB using a folder on d:\ to store the recordings, and fresh win 10 install.
I have been trying to get VideoredoTVsuite4 to find ads by a Postprocessing.bat file.
I started out putting the script in 'C:\Program files\NextPVR\data\scripts' as per the file 'placeholder.txt' in that folder.
This didn't work so I looked in the log and it seemed to be looking for the file in 'C:\Users\Public\NVPR-data\scripts'
so I put it there, and now it seems to be activated at the end of a recording as expected - but still not working correctly.
Is this the correct folder? perhaps that 'placeholder.txt' is a relic from the past.
(2)
I have put a file 'Postprocessing.bat' which contains the text as follows ->
cscript //nologo "C:\Program Files (x86)\VideoReDoTVSuite4\AdScan.vbs" %1
into folder 'C:\Users\Public\NVPR-data\scripts'
now (a) This batch file is run at the end of the recording (I have verified it by getting it to do more stuff)
(b) it is being passed the correct filename in %1
but it doesn't work
however © if I drop a video file onto the batch file, that works as expected.
Does anyone know what might be happening here? I an suspecting its a permissions problem? and am guessing surely someone else has solved this before.
NB using a folder on d:\ to store the recordings, and fresh win 10 install.