Batch check files?

[pyrodex]

Could anyone point me to a method or script someone is using at the moment to check files for errors in a batch fashion? It would help me greatly if I could loop through a bunch of files and check them for errors.

[klabauter]

At command-line type (or make a batch-file):

"C:\Program Files\Cypheros\TSDoctor\tsdoctor.exe" c:\source\*.ts AUTOCHECK LOG c:\target\

You can use your own folder names for source and target, of course.
Unfortunately, the option "log" at the moment does not log the file names correctly, but hopefully it will be fixed soon 

You can fix files using the option AUTOFIX.

If you prefer a "quiet" batch-run, you possibly will have to set Settings/Preferences/Dialog-Settings first to avoid dialog-boxes popping up.

[pyrodex]

That doesn't seem to work....

My files are .mpg in MPEG2TS format (Mythtv recordings) and when I do your format but with *.mpg it never checks them... could it be the extension?

[klabauter]

Can you open the file in the GUI?

[pyrodex]

Yes I can, but I have to change the dropdown to ALL files since .mpg isn't one of the options in the list. These files are simply MPEG2TS but the extension is .mpg since that is what mythtv saves them in.

[pyrodex]

Ok it seems to be the extension... if I relabel them as .ts it works fine.