Hello! Is there any way to check multiple files for errors automatically?
Not all files at the same time, just one after the other.
It's too boring and takes a long time to check every file separately.
You can either start the TS Doctor through the command line (if you just need to fix the files) or add them to a batch job instead of saving them directly (checkbox in the saving dialogue)
I don't know the URL of the English FAQ, because of the URL scheme of Cypheros ::)
This is the German URL:
http://www.cypheros.de/tsdoctor_faq.html#3.5
(You can't find the URL by surfing through the website, only the TSDoctor itself will open it (Help->FAQ))
I changed TSDoctor icon's path from:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Cypheros\TSDoctor\TSDoctor.exe" to
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Cypheros\TSDoctor\TSDoctor.exe" "D:\recordings folder\*.ts" AUTOCHECK LOG
It works! TSDoctor checks multiple files now. Thanks a lot!
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3.5 Is it possible to start the TS-Doctor with parameter (command line)?
Even the ts-doctor is a graphical application, it can be also used by command line for batch processing.
For [Input Filename] wildcards can be used, too. For example *.ts oder REC000.*
If wildcards are used for [Input Filename] then [Output Filename] will interpretted as folder.
TSDoctor.exe [Input Filename] [Command] [Option] [Output Filename]
Command: AUTOFIX (starts automatically the fixing of a file)
Command: AUTOCHECK (starts automatically the checking of a file)
Command: AUTOBATCH (starts automatically the batch processing of the internal batch list)
Option: CROP=X (Crops the beginning of the file X MBytes on opening)
Option: LOG (Creates a log file)
Example:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Cypheros\TSDoctor\TSDoctor.exe" "D:\recordings today\*.ts" Autofix "D:\archive\"
http://www.cypheros.de/tsdoctor_faq_e.html#3.5