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« on: June 11, 2009, 08:34 PM »
I am requesting a program that given a list of filenames such as:
Airwolf-2009-06-11-0.tp
Airwolf-2009-06-11-0.tp.index.dat
Airwolf-2009-06-11-0.tp.inprogress.xml
Airwolf-2009-06-11-0.tp.timeindex.dat
A-Team-2009-06-11-0.tp
A-Team-2009-06-11-0.tp.chapters.xml
A-Team-2009-06-11-0.tp.index.dat
A-Team-2009-06-11-0.tp.timeindex.dat
A-Team-2009-06-11-1.tp
A-Team-2009-06-11-1.tp.AudioStats.xml
A-Team-2009-06-11-1.tp.index.dat
A-Team-2009-06-11-1.tp.timeindex.dat
A-Team-2009-06-11-1.tp.VideoStats.xml
Knight Rider-2009-06-11-0.tp
Knight Rider-2009-06-11-0.tp.chapters.xml
Knight Rider-2009-06-11-0.tp.index.dat
Knight Rider-2009-06-11-0.tp.timeindex.dat
Rockford Files-2009-06-11-0.tp
Rockford Files-2009-06-11-0.tp.chapters.xml
Rockford Files-2009-06-11-0.tp.index.dat
Rockford Files-2009-06-11-0.tp.timeindex.dat
will create a subfolder for each show (Airwolf, A-Team, Knight Rider, Rockford Files) or use the one that already exists and move each file to the appropriate show. Ideally I'd like to run this daily from windows task manager at a set time to keep my shows organized. If a file is open (being written to) the move will probably fail so the program should be able to handle this. The path to the video folder would be passed on the command line....i.e. filename.exe G:\Videos
There was a program for beyondtv users that did this but the author has vanished and the program now gives an "index" error of some sort. Can anyone help us out?