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Command line issue [message #625] Fri, 03 June 2016 23:44 Go to next message
Noto  is currently offline Noto
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I am using this command.
"C:\Program Files\VideoCharge Software\VideoCharge\vCcmd.exe" "c:\test.vcc" /l "c:\vc.log"

I'm getting no files have been assigned for generation.

I know im not specifying them in the command line but the help says it will take whatever file is listed in the VCC file.

If I load the VCC file it loads and runs like it should... What am I doing wrong?

Also is there a way to specify the output folder on the command line? That would solve my problem...

Something like
"C:\Program Files\VideoCharge Software\VideoCharge\vCcmd.exe" "c:\test.vcc" /f c:\1.avi" /o "c:\1" /l "c:\vc.log"


Thanks
Re: Command line issue [message #626 is a reply to message #625 ] Sat, 04 June 2016 11:23 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Videocharge Support  is currently offline Videocharge Support
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The matter is that /f parameter is missing in your command. /f is responsible for adding files to be processed. For example, if your source file has full name c:\temp\source.avi, than the proper command will look like

"C:\Program Files\VideoCharge Software\VideoCharge\vccmd.exe" "c:\test.vcc" /f "c:\temp\source.avi" /l "c:\vc.log"

The output folder can only be specified in the config file.

[Updated on: Tue, 05 June 2007 11:25]

Re: Command line issue [message #627 is a reply to message #625 ] Sat, 04 June 2016 15:09 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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I guess my confusion comes from the help file that states

"/f [path to input file] - Set one or several input files, for example c:\1.avi or in case of DVD usage D:\ This parameter can be used many times, if it is necessary to work with several files.

If this parameter is not specified, the program will decode files, specified within the VideoCharge Config file."

Now to me that means that if you don't specify /f it will use whatever is in the config file as the input file...

It really makes no sense to use the output from the config file and not the input. or not be able to at least specify the output for every input.

I can think of no time where I want to have different input files but the same output folder...

In my mind it should work as the help file says it does at least that way it would be somewhat useful. I could generate as many config files as I want and then run a bat file that will load each one.

Maybe you can explain to me why it doesn't work like this considering it says it does in the help file?

[Updated on: Tue, 05 June 2007 15:11]

Re: Command line issue [message #628 is a reply to message #627 ] Sat, 04 June 2016 17:51 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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In this case (when some source files are selected in the config file) the command must work indeed. Could you please send the config file you work with to support@videocharge.com or publish it in this topic? We'd like to examine it.
Re: Command line issue [message #629 is a reply to message #628 ] Sat, 04 June 2016 18:17 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Sure here it is.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="Windows-1251" ?><Main>
<VERSION curver="3.8.2.02"/><FILES>
<PathToMediaFile value='I:\movies\Scene 4\Scene 4.wmv' type='8'>
<InputFormat>
<Main>
<srcCodec value='I:\movies\Scene 4\Scene 4.wmv' type='8'>
</srcCodec>
<srcFileFormat value='ASF, Windows Media Files' type='8'>
</srcFileFormat>
<srcFileSize value='148,980,281' type='8'>
</srcFileSize>
<srcDuration value='00:19:18' type='8'>
</srcDuration>
<srcDuration value='2' type='3'>
</srcDuration>
<srcIsProtected value='False' type='8'>
</srcIsProtected>
<srcIsSeekable value='True' type='8'>
</srcIsSeekable>
<srcIsProtected value='True' type='8'>
</srcIsProtected>
</Main>
<VideoStream>
<srcCodec value='Unknown codec (WVC1).' type='8'>
</srcCodec>
<srcCodec value='1024' type='3'>
</srcCodec>
<srcFrmSize value='320 x 240' type='8'>
</srcFrmSize>
<srcColorDepth value='16,777,216 colors (24 - bit)' type='8'>
</srcColorDepth>
</VideoStream>
<AudioStream>
<srcCodec value='Windows Media Audio V7/V8' type='8'>
</srcCodec>
<srcCodec value='8' type='3'>
</srcCodec>
<srcSampleRate value='8000' type='3'>
</srcSampleRate>
<srcChannels value='Mono' type='8'>
</srcChannels>
<srcCodec value='16' type='18'>
</srcCodec>
</AudioStream>
</InputFormat>
<Timelines value='0' type='3'>
</Timelines>
<CustomThumbnails enum= "TRUE">
</CustomThumbnails>
<IDX value='' type='8'>
</IDX>
<CustomPatternName value='' type='8'>
<FORMAT_i value='%02d' type='8'>
</FORMAT_i>
<FORMAT_t value='%02d' type='8'>
</FORMAT_t>
<FORMAT_f value='%02d' type='8'>
</FORMAT_f>
<FORMAT_x value='%02d' type='8'>
</FORMAT_x>
<FORMAT_y value='%02d' type='8'>
</FORMAT_y>
<FORMAT_r value='%02d' type='8'>
</FORMAT_r>
</CustomPatternName>
<CustomFolder value='' type='8'>
</CustomFolder>
<SkipRangeEnum enum= "TRUE">
</SkipRangeEnum>
<SplitItemEnum enum= "TRUE">
</SplitItemEnum>
<AudioStream value='0' type='3'>
</AudioStream>
<IncludeChapter value='1' type='3'>
</IncludeChapter>
<UseSubFolders value='1' type='3'>
</UseSubFolders>
</PathToMediaFile>
</FILES>
<Common>
<Output>
<Mode value='2' type='3'>
</Mode>
<OutputMediaName value='' type='8'>
</OutputMediaName>
<DestinationPath value='I:\movies\Scene 4\clips' type='8'>
</DestinationPath>
<FileNamePattern value='%s' type='8'>
<FORMAT_i value='%02d' type='8'>
</FORMAT_i>
<FORMAT_t value='%02d' type='8'>
</FORMAT_t>
<FORMAT_f value='%02d' type='8'>
</FORMAT_f>
<FORMAT_x value='%02d' type='8'>
</FORMAT_x>
<FORMAT_y value='%02d' type='8'>
</FORMAT_y>
<FORMAT_r value='%02d' type='8'>
</FORMAT_r>
</FileNamePattern>
<IsSplit value='I:\movies\Scene 4\clips' type='8'>
<SplitType value='0' type='3'>
</SplitType>
<SplitLength value='10' type='3' ext='1' extType='3'>
</SplitLength>
<SplitBySizeMode value='0' type='3'>
</SplitBySizeMode>
<SplitCountParts value='2' type='3'>
</SplitCountParts>
<SplitMaxSize value='600' type='3' ext='1' extType='3'>
</SplitMaxSize>
<Exactly value='1' type='3'>
</Exactly>
</IsSplit>
<JoinSubTimeLine value='0' type='3'>
</JoinSubTimeLine>
<Overwrite value='0' type='3'>
</Overwrite>
<ThumbOnly value='0' type='3'>
</ThumbOnly>
</Output>
<Action>
<TwentyFiveFrame value='0' type='3'>
<ActionRoot_TwentyFiveFrame>
<TwentyFiveFrameActionInsertEvery value='25' type='3'>
</TwentyFiveFrameActionInsertEvery>
<TwentyFiveFrameEnum>
</TwentyFiveFrameEnum>
</ActionRoot_TwentyFiveFrame>
</TwentyFiveFrame>
<Thumbnails value='0' type='3'>
<ThumbnailEnum>
</ThumbnailEnum>
</Thumbnails>
<FTP value='0' type='3'>
<ActionRoot_FTP value='0' type='3'>
<Connections>
</Connections>
</ActionRoot_FTP>
</FTP>
</Action>
</Common>
<OutputFileFormat value='{127AE418-66DD-4A1E-A833-AD5DD5D78800}' type='72'>
<ASF>
<Main>
<General>
<ASFOuput value='1' type='3'>
</ASFOuput>
<SystemProfile value="" type="8" desc="Custom"/>
<FrameRate value='4' type='3'>
</FrameRate>
</General>
<ASFMisc>
<ASFIndexCreate value='1' type='3'>
</ASFIndexCreate>
<ASFIndexInterval value='5' type='3' ext='frm' extType='8'>
</ASFIndexInterval>
<AsfLang value='en' type='8'>
</AsfLang>
</ASFMisc>
<Extra>
<HeaderVideo value='' type='8'>
</HeaderVideo>
<FooterVideo value='' type='8'>
</FooterVideo>
</Extra>
</Main>
<Content>
<ContentInfo>
<Author value='' type='8'>
</Author>
<Copyright value='' type='8'>
</Copyright>
<Rating value='' type='8'>
</Rating>
<Desc value='' type='8'>
</Desc>
</ContentInfo>
</Content>
<Video>
<ASFVideoFormat>
<VideoCodec value='Windows Media Video V7' type='8'>
</VideoCodec>
<ComplexityLevel value='1' type='3'>
</ComplexityLevel>
<VideoBitrateType value='1' type='3'>
</VideoBitrateType>
<VideoBitrate value='1024' type='3' ext='kbits/s' extType='8'>
</VideoBitrate>
<VideoSmoothness value='50' type='3'>
</VideoSmoothness>
<VideoMutyBitrate value='512;256;128' type='8' ext='kbits/s' extType='8'>
</VideoMutyBitrate>
<VideoQuality value='75' type='3'>
</VideoQuality>
<MaxVideoBitrate value='512' type='3' ext='kbits/s' extType='8'>
</MaxVideoBitrate>
<BufferWindow value='-1' type='3' ext='s' extType='8'>
</BufferWindow>
<KeyFrame value='3' type='3' ext='1' extType='3'>
</KeyFrame>
</ASFVideoFormat>
<ASFVideoFormatMisc>
<ASFMultiPas value='0' type='3'>
</ASFMultiPas>
</ASFVideoFormatMisc>
</Video>
<Audio>
<ASFAudioFormat>
<AudioCodec value='Windows Media Audio 9.2' type='72'>
<ASFAudioFormats value='0' type='3'>
<ASFAudioCodecFormat value='0' type='3'>
</ASFAudioCodecFormat>
</ASFAudioFormats>
</AudioCodec>
<AudioCustomBitrate value='0' type='3'>
<AudioBitrate value='8' type='3' ext='kbits/s' extType='8'>
</AudioBitrate>
</AudioCustomBitrate>
</ASFAudioFormat>
</Audio>
<Frame>
<LifeTimeFilters>
<Size value='&lt;source&gt;' type='8'>
<SizeMode value='1' type='3'>
</SizeMode>
<OriginalRatio value='1' type='3'>
</OriginalRatio>
<ResizeType value='0' type='3'>
</ResizeType>
<DeltaRatio value='0' type='3'>
</DeltaRatio>
<ResizeHigh value='1' type='3'>
</ResizeHigh>
</Size>
<ColorDepth value='5' type='3'>
</ColorDepth>
<Crop value='&lt;none&gt;' type='8'>
</Crop>
<WaterMark value='0' type='3'>
</WaterMark>
<Filters value='0' type='3'>
<EnumFilters>
</EnumFilters>
</Filters>
</LifeTimeFilters>
</Frame>
</ASF>
</OutputFileFormat>
<WorkDirs>
<WorkDirEnum enum= "TRUE">
<WorkDir value='Default' type='8'>
<CustomDir enum= "TRUE">
</CustomDir>
<Source value='' type='8'>
</Source>
<CustomFileEnum enum= "TRUE">
</CustomFileEnum>
<FTPUpload Name="" Type="0" UploadSubFolders="1"/>
</WorkDir>
</WorkDirEnum>
</WorkDirs>
<ThumbPatterns>
<EnumThumbPatterns enum= "TRUE">
</EnumThumbPatterns>
</ThumbPatterns>
</Main>

[Updated on: Tue, 05 June 2007 18:23]

Re: Command line issue [message #630 is a reply to message #629 ] Sun, 05 June 2016 10:04 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Videocharge Support  is currently offline Videocharge Support
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Thank you for the information! We've reproduced the issue on our machines and work at it now. We'll inform you immediately when it's fixed.
Re: Command line issue [message #631 is a reply to message #630 ] Sun, 05 June 2016 17:01 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Great, at least I'm not crazy heh. Look forward to a fix.

Thanks,
Daniel
Re: Command line issue [message #632 is a reply to message #631 ] Fri, 10 June 2016 13:57 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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The issue has been fixed in v.3.9 that is currently available at http://www.videocharge.com/download.php
Re: Command line issue [message #635 is a reply to message #632 ] Fri, 10 June 2016 20:06 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Great thanks!

Problem now is my activation says "You have already made 0 activations" Sad

[Updated on: Mon, 11 June 2007 20:07]

Re: Command line issue [message #636 is a reply to message #635 ] Sat, 11 June 2016 14:02 Go to previous message
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Please send your Serial Number to support@videocharge.com and describe the problem once more in the letter. We'll look through our database and try to find out the reason.
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