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| purfus |
| Posted: May 19 2003, 03:51 AM |
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I would like to setup task schedualler to execute, a batch file, or even vdub with certain arguements if such exist at a certain time. Basically I want to set up my scripts ahead of time witht he correct file names, begin capture for a set amount of time, and execute the processing jobs right after capture. Then I can wake up in the morning and only need to pull the adds out. I read in the vdub script guide that a batch file can be used. Anyone got any reccomendations? |
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| purfus |
| Posted: May 19 2003, 07:07 PM |
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Does anyone know how to execute a job batch from another program, cuz thats also an option for me. Don't particularly want to write a program solely to execute another, but I can. I just need some way of executing one program perhaps with arguments through windows schedualler. |
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| Ingolf |
| Posted: Sep 5 2003, 08:54 PM |
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Have you looked in the help file? You can use many arguments, and also run a joblist.
| QUOTE | Commandline options in VirtualDubMod 1.5.x
Here is a list of commandline options you can use when launching VirtualDubMod.
First of all options coming from VirtualDub :
Option Comment
/s"ScriptFile.vcf" Execute the specified script file.
/c Clear the job list.
/p"srcfile","dstfile" Add file batch process to job list.
/b"srcdir","dstdir" Add directory batch process to job list.
/r Run the job list.
/x Exit when jobs complete.
/h Disable the crash handler.
/w Set the global g_fWine flag to true, which make some display function behave differently.
Maybe fix some issues when running the program under Wine ...
/fsck Make VirtualDub crash (to test the crash handler).
Note that when specifying file or directories to process there are no spaces between the switch and the name specified between quotes.
Now options added in VirtualDubMod :
Option Comment
/log Generates the vdenc.log log file when recompressing video.
Each line give information about a frame (first number gives the kind of frame - 1 for keyframe, 0 for others -, the second number give the size of the compressed frame.
/log"LogFile.log" With this one you can specify where will be written the log file.
/nowrite This one prevents VirtualDubMod from actually writing the video data in the output file. |
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| binarydreams |
| Posted: Nov 6 2003, 02:13 PM |
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You can use DubMan to create launchers to run with Windows Scheduler to do the processing tasks. This doesn't help much with capture, but there are other timed capture programs out there. |
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