Using ]' in DGIndex Command Line

[babyray-uk]

Hi Guys...

Is it possible to use ]'s in the command line for running DGIndex...

I use [Artist Name] in my file names for my Music Videos, and I am trying to automate my process a little better, and would like to try and do the following

"C:\Multimedia\DGIndex\DGIndex.exe" -FO=0 -OM=2 -AIF=[C:\DVD Rips\Test\Follow Me [Atomic Kitten]\VTS_02_1.VOB] -OF=[C:\DVD Rips\Test\Follow Me [Atomic Kitten]\Follow Me [Atomic Kitten]] -exit

I have tried quoting the entire path (with single and double quotes)

i.e.
["C:\DVD Rips\Test\Follow Me [Atomic Kitten]\Follow Me [Atomic Kitten]"]

and esaping the ]'s with \\'s

But neither seems to work :)

Any ideas?

Many thanks in advance

BabyRaY

[neuron2]

Put your filenames in a text file and use the -BF option to load them.
Use this version:

http://neuron2.net/fixd2v/dgmpgdec1013b10.zip

That doesn't help with the output file name unfortunately, but at least you could rename it after it is written.

Can't you use something other than square braces?

[babyray-uk]

If thats not an instant reply I don't know what is :)

I can use something else... just what I always have used (for my entire mp3/music video collection)

I will download and check it out and see if I can get it working with -BF and then renaming the file.

Many thanks

BabyRaY