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May 5, 2011 at 10:26 am #3913
SJMaye

    [quote=babgvant]

    This might be a good starting point.

    [/quote]

    Hi Andrew.  Thanks for the link.  I am open to learn.  Would you mind helping me understand since batch files are new to me? 

    Based on what was written in the link the simple one liner command would be fine by me even if it does not keep track of which files have already been scanned.

    for %%f in (“R:Recorded TV*.dvr-ms”) do (if not exist “C:Program FilesDVRMSToolboxCommercialsXml%%~nf.xml” (“C:Program FilesDVRMSToolboxDVRMStoMPEG.exe” /if=”%%f” /of=”%%f” /act=nativecommdetect))
     

    (“R:Recorded TV*.dvr-ms”) –  Keep () and “” , change to my path where my recordedtv is stored, and change extension to .wtv for Win7?

    “C:Program FilesDVRMSToolboxCommercialsXml%%~nf.xml” – Keep “”, Change path to folder where my XMLs are stored?  I setup DVR-MS toolbox with all defaults.  My XMLs are stored in the same folder as the recordedtv.  

    (“C:Program FilesDVRMSToolboxDVRMStoMPEG.exe” /if=”%%f” /of=”%%f” /act=nativecommdetect)) – same, keep (), “”, verfiy path to DVRMStoMPEG

    Am I thinking correctly?