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Old 04-27-2006, 01:26 PM
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Renaming TS files back to a .TS extention

One of my major peeves in life is how Sage records EVERYTHING with a .MPG extention. Whether it is a MPG file or not...

For post processing reasons, I have to rename my HD TS files recorded in Sage via Firewire back to .TS extentions.

I can do this by looking at file sizes and will be right 90%+ of the time, but that seems kind of kludgey.

Does anyone else have any bright ideas on a way to rename these files via script or other automatic mechanism?

In a perfect work I would be able to just record with the correct extention. In a slightly less perfect, but still wonderful, world I could at least record HD in one folder and SD in another folder. But since Sage can't do any of those things, here I am...

Jason Bottjen
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Old 04-27-2006, 02:52 PM
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I thought that in Graphedit, you can specify the extension to save as .TS.

If not, I believe the second option you specified regarding saving to a specific directory is available (at least it was in beta 4.1.6, and I would think it made it to 5.0).

For details, see this thread. Hopefully, that is close to what you are looking for.
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Old 04-27-2006, 05:10 PM
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Man, I am behind the times!

Yes, if the forcing a tuner to a directory works that would be perfect... Hmmm, I'll check that out!

Thanks!

Jason
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Old 05-03-2006, 10:18 AM
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Just to close the loop on this... Forcing the HD tuner to record to a specific directory worked perfectly! So now my HD files are segregated from the SD, and therefore easily managable via script.

Problem solved (well, at least worked around).

Thanks!

Jason
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Old 05-03-2006, 11:17 AM
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I thought there was a line in the properties file that was used to specify if HD material would be recorded as .ts or .mpg files. I could swear that I saw it in there once. I made a mental note of it because I was thinking of activating it so that I could use a different method for commercial detection on those files. I never got around to it or needed to use .ts for anything else so I have never tried it. Of course I could be wrong. The alternate recording directory works too, I just have my recordings spread across multiple drives so I want to use which ever drive has the most free space.
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Old 05-03-2006, 03:48 PM
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There might be, but I am recording via firewire so it probably would not apply.

The firewire recording method works differently than using an ATSC card.

Jason
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