Getting batch file to name file with 'fixed'

[charlesc]

Is it possible to get the batch file operation to still name the file with an ending of 'fixed'?

As in  "Scope TEN Digital Thu (2012-02-09 07-40)_fixed.ts"

By drag and dropping individual files onto the program window, and waiting for it to run through the analyzing steps, it produces files that have _fixed on the end of their name.  Very useful.

But using the command line options for the batch manager, which works well by the way, the files just end up with the same name as the original.

[Cypheros]

TSDoctor.exe "C:\Source\Scope TEN Digital Thu (2012-02-09 07-40).ts" AUTOFIX "C:\Destination\Scope TEN Digital Thu (2012-02-09 07-40)_fixed.ts"
will gives you _fixed.ts extension.

[charlesc]

Yes, understood.

And if you are using the batch facility because you want to 'batch' process 20 files at the same time?
How do you do that?

You can't give them all individual names?!

EDIT:-
This works, but files keep the same name.

Example:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Cypheros\TSDoctor\TSDoctor.exe" "D:\recordings today\*.ts" Autofix "D:\archive\"

All files from 'recordings today' end up in D:\Archive\ but with the same name.
Not all with '_fixed' at the end.

[Cypheros]

Yes, if you process a whole folder the destination files have the same name as the source files. At the moment the file extension can't be changed for this kind of command line.

[charlesc]

I'm processing the files now with a batch command, and then using 'Ken Rename' (file renamer) to add the '_fixed' suffix to the end. 
Not as tidy a solution as it could be, but it works.

Thanks