Another spinning circle of death

[mikejaner]

::Comskip Cleanup Batch

@echo off
pushd %~dp0
:: deletes left over files (in active dir and subdirs) %%I.* (eg from comskip) when the recording %%I.ts is no longer avaiable
::
:tscheck
FOR %%I IN (*.*) DO IF NOT EXIST "%%~nI.ts" (
del %%~nI.txt
del %%~nI.incommercial
del %%~nI.edl
del %%~nI.log
del %%~nI.jpg
del %%~nI.properties
Echo Original Video does not exist for "%%~nI"
)
GOTO EOF

:EOF

[nyplayer]

Originally Posted by mikejaner

::Comskip Cleanup Batch

@echo off
pushd %~dp0
:: deletes left over files (in active dir and subdirs) %%I.* (eg from comskip) when the recording %%I.ts is no longer avaiable
::
:tscheck
FOR %%I IN (*.*) DO IF NOT EXIST "%%~nI.ts" (
del %%~nI.txt
del %%~nI.incommercial
del %%~nI.edl
del %%~nI.log
del %%~nI.jpg
del %%~nI.properties
Echo Original Video does not exist for "%%~nI"
)
GOTO EOF

:EOF

That works but it can be dangerous if you have a mixture of ts mpg and mp4 in a directory it will delete the files associated with mpg mp4 etc...

maybe like this.

::Comskip Cleanup Batch

@echo off
pushd %~dp0
:: deletes left over files (in active dir and subdirs) %%I.* (eg from comskip) when the recording %%I.mpg is no longer avaiable
::
:tscheck
FOR %%I IN (*.*) DO IF NOT EXIST "%%~nI.ts" IF NOT EXIST "%%~nI.mkv" IF NOT EXIST "%%~nI.mp4" IF NOT EXIST "%%~nI.mpg" (
del "%%~nI.txt"
del "%%~nI.incommercial"
del "%%~nI.edl"
del "%%~nI.log"
del "%%~nI.jpg"
del "%%~nI.properties"
del "%%~nI.xml"
del "%%~nI.nfo"
del "%%~nI.VPrj"
Echo Original Video does not exist for "%%~nI"
)
GOTO EOF

:EOF

[mikejaner]

Originally Posted by nyplayer

That works but it can be dangerous if you have a mixture of ts mpg and mp4 in a directory it will delete the files associated with mpg mp4 etc...

maybe like this.

Right, sorry, I am used to recording with the HDHR Prime. I should have added a comment to that section to compensate for your recordings file types.

[nyplayer]

Originally Posted by mikejaner

Right, sorry, I am used to recording with the HDHR Prime. I should have added a comment to that section to compensate for your recordings file types.

That is ok I just modified it a bit and it works.

[wayner]

Nothing against Mike's script but Slugger wrote a script in Groovy that you can run if you use SJQv4. It is available here: http://sagetv-addons.googlecode.com/...cleaner.groovy

Originally Posted by Slugger

this script assumes that if a specified file type exists and it has no corresponding registered SageTV media file then you want to delete the artifact.