[studiorecorder] Re: Automated Recording
- From: "ROB MEREDITH" <rmeredith@xxxxxxx>
- To: <studiorecorder@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 24 Jan 2007 10:55:37 -0500
Jonathan:
You need quotes around the path to sr, because it contains spaces. I
would forget about the start command altogether and do the following:
"c:\program files\aph\studio recorder\sr.exe" "c:\rtp.wav" /record
07:00:10
In this case, rtp.wav must already exist, or an error will be given. I
don't think this should work, but it does. I thought we were always
creating a new window with /record, but you managed to find a way around
this (for now.)
Rob Meredith
>>> milamj@xxxxxxx 01/24/07 10:48AM >>>
Hi Rob and All,
The saga continues.
Maybe others are seeing this as well.
I have now been able to get Studio to record the file by creating a
shortcut to sr.exe and placing it in C:\.
So my Batch file has the following line:
start c:\sr.exe "c:\rtb.wav" /record 07:10:00
However, if I change this to the actual sr.exe location:
start c:\program files\aph\studio recorder\sr.exe "c:\rtb.wav" /record
07:10:00
The command doesn't work.
I have ensured that this is the correct path, but for some reason,
windows doesn't like it.
It tells me that it cannot find c:\program.
Any ideas on this?
Why can't Windows run sr.exe from its default location.
Jonathan
-----Original Message-----
From: Milam, Jonathan E.
Sent: Wednesday, January 24, 2007 8:33 AM
To: 'studiorecorder@xxxxxxxxxxxxx'
Subject: Automated Recording
Hi Rob,
If I want to record a file called RTB for 6 hours and 10 minutes, and
have Studio load this file and begin recording, what do I need to have
in the batch file? I know that part of it would have to be:
sr.exe /record 06:10:00
But I'm not sure where the file name fits in to that line. Also,
would
I not need:
C:\program files\aph\studio recorder
Before sr.exe?
Thanks,
Jonathan
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