AviSynth Batch Scripter [Archive] - Page 2

a451guy451

11th December 2009, 21:23

Awesome tool. Is there any way I can navigate to "my network places" via the add button when attempting to set up Scan Folders? Right now it just lets me select drives that appear under "my computer", but I'd like to be able to set this up with a network folder.

Thanks

stevenca

11th December 2009, 23:52

Why not just create a mapping to your network directory?

With regards,

Steven

a451guy451

12th December 2009, 01:21

Well, the problem right now is that I'm dumping the AVS batch output directly into a watch folder for a small transcode farm and for the resulting script to work as I have it set up, I need the %Path% parameter to generate a full network path and not a mapped drive letter.

I'd tried just setting my script template to use:

path = "\\NAS1\source folder
avisource(path\%Clip%.%Ext%")

but apparently "\"s are illegal when used that way. Plus, its an extra manual step to change the template that way each time I have a new file. I'm working with a fairly messy network at the moment... Thank you for the suggestion either way!

stevenca

12th December 2009, 01:24

I will have a look at it for the new release... ty for your feedback.

a451guy451

12th December 2009, 01:29

Thank you for the awesome tool!

stevenca

12th December 2009, 01:32

Your welcome :)

dwrbudr

12th December 2009, 08:59

About the ActiveX registration you have to look at this nice article: http://chrisbensen.blogspot.com/2007/01/side-by-side-com-registration-part-i.html
Just put the OCXs in your EXE folder and create the appropriate manifest file.

Mr901

24th September 2010, 05:29

THIS is what ive been looking for, is there any way to make it include the audio in the avs file??

royia

25th September 2010, 02:17

If only someone could merge this with AVSp Mod.

stevenca

25th September 2010, 07:21

THIS is what ive been looking for, is there any way to make it include the audio in the avs file??

Hey Mr901... What do you mean exactly? You can include audio in the template of the batch scripter? But I do not think that is what you mean? Can you explain in some more detail what you want exactly?

communist

28th September 2010, 07:11

Is there some limitation regarding the file extension? It doesn't want to pickup files with .MTS extension and is therefor not usable with AVCHD sources. Anyway it should just not care about extension.

Also a simple "add folder with sources"-button would be much more intuitive than the current approach.

stevenca

28th September 2010, 10:05

Is there some limitation regarding the file extension? It doesn't want to pickup files with .MTS extension and is therefor not usable with AVCHD sources. Anyway it should just not care about extension.

There is no limitation? Did you add the .mts extension to the setting file?

communist

28th September 2010, 18:31

:confused: Hehe didn't know that there was a settings file - extension added, works now as expected - Thanks a lot :)

dude112

13th October 2010, 08:58

stevenca

13th October 2010, 11:51

I've downloaded the 1.0.1. version and worked great.

The second time I tried to use it though it wouldn't scan. So I though I had to add the directory again. After doing that i tried to choosing the output folder but get run-time error '380', invalid property value. I'm running Windows 7 Ultimate x64.

Never actually tested the batch scripter on a Win7 before. Did you try to run it in compatible mode? With admin rights? The last one should not be necessary, but in my experience Win7 will lock files otherwise that should not be locked.

If the error still occurs, can you post the errorlog and settings file please.

dude112

13th October 2010, 12:58

stevenca

13th October 2010, 13:06

Tried compatibility mode xp service pack 3 and 2 and run as administrator but no luck.

I'll post the errorlog when I get home. Is there an option in the program to produce such a log or where can I find it?

The errorlog should be produced automaticly and you can find it in the install dir. If not, then it is a real problem :)
If there is no errorlog (will look like this "ABatchScript_20101013.log"), then just post the settings.ini.

dude112

13th October 2010, 18:04

After reinstall all worked fine again.

This was the log btw

Time : 22:12:47
Source module : frmABatch
Source procedure : Form_Load
Err. Number : 13
Err. Description : Type mismatch
----------------
Time : 22:12:47
Source module : frmABatch
Source procedure : Form_Load
Err. Number : 380
Err. Description : Invalid property value
----------------
Time : 22:17:04
Source module : frmABatch
Source procedure : Form_Load
Err. Number : 13
Err. Description : Type mismatch
----------------
Time : 22:17:04
Source module : frmABatch
Source procedure : Form_Load
Err. Number : 380
Err. Description : Invalid property value

Sorry don't have the setup.ini anymore but am thrilled it's working properly again.

stevenca

13th October 2010, 18:11

Seems like there was an unexpected value in the settings.ini somehow... But glad you got it working... :)

Kin869

13th February 2011, 07:17

:confused: Hehe didn't know that there was a settings file - extension added, works now as expected - Thanks a lot :)

I added MTS to the list of extensions in the "Settings.ini" file as well, but it still refuses to list MTS files. In fact, any changes made to the "Settings.ini" file seem to have little effect on the program itself. I've tried removing extensions and the program still searched for them.

Great program BTW, now if I can get it to work with my AVCHD files, it'd be awesome!

stevenca

13th February 2011, 13:41

I added MTS to the list of extensions in the "Settings.ini" file as well, but it still refuses to list MTS files. In fact, any changes made to the "Settings.ini" file seem to have little effect on the program itself. I've tried removing extensions and the program still searched for them.

:confused: Its should work? Never had any complaints and it is used quite a bit ;)

Are you using Win7 or Vista by any chance? The batch scripter is quite an oldie and never tested it on newer OS. Maybe you need to run it as admin?

Did you use the program to set the settings? Or did it in the settings.ini directly? If you used the program on a Win7 or Vista machine, check the settings.ini manually if everything is there...

Kin869

13th February 2011, 19:18

Are you using Win7 or Vista by any chance? The batch scripter is quite an oldie and never tested it on newer OS. Maybe you need to run it as admin?

Yes I'm running Win7 64 bit, running the program as the administrator did it!!!

Thanks for your continuing support and fast response! This program will save me a lot of time!

stevenca

13th February 2011, 20:02

Yes I'm running Win7 64 bit, running the program as the administrator did it!!!

Thanks for your continuing support and fast response! This program will save me a lot of time!

Well glad I could help... And I am not exactly 'supporting' it. But I get an e-mail notification when someone has a question. So its little trouble to help out.