I have added a html that will run under windows using
an ActiveX control WScript and FileSystemObject. It
makes it really easy. IE only right now but I will be
advancing it soon. The replaypc.exe has to be in the
path location.
Hey, I found a way to specify what directory the mpg goes.
Edit the html gui in note pad. Find all of this "Run('cmd /K
replaypc" change it to this Run('cmd /K "e:\&&replaypc" there
will be 3-4 instances in the html.
Things will now save to the root of e:.
WHAT IS HAPPENING
In the line it is simply running the CMD.
/k is a switch that says dont close after running. Keep me
open.
What is in the quotes are your cmd commands
What's the &&? Separates the commands so that you can
run more than one command per line.
If you know a little DOS then you can change it to always
save to e:\my replaytv files by doing something like this.
Run('cmd /K "e:&&cd my replaytv files&&replaypc"
I suck and I still figured it out all by myself.
YEAH GO LOSER!
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Hey, I found a way to specify what directory the mpg goes.
Edit the html gui in note pad. Find all of this "Run('cmd /K
replaypc" change it to this Run('cmd /K "e:\&&replaypc" there
will be 3-4 instances in the html.
Things will now save to the root of e:.
WHAT IS HAPPENING
In the line it is simply running the CMD.
/k is a switch that says dont close after running. Keep me
open.
What is in the quotes are your cmd commands
What's the &&? Separates the commands so that you can
run more than one command per line.
If you know a little DOS then you can change it to always
save to e:\my replaytv files by doing something like this.
Run('cmd /K "e:&&cd my replaytv files&&replaypc"
I suck and I still figured it out all by myself.
YEAH GO LOSER!
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
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Hey, I found a way to specify what directory the mpg goes.
Edit the html gui in note pad. Find all of this "Run('cmd /K
replaypc" change it to this Run('cmd /K "e:\&&replaypc" there
will be 3-4 instances in the html.
Things will now save to the root of e:.
WHAT IS HAPPENING
In the line it is simply running the CMD.
/k is a switch that says dont close after running. Keep me
open.
What is in the quotes are your cmd commands
What's the &&? Separates the commands so that you can
run more than one command per line.
If you know a little DOS then you can change it to always
save to e:\my replaytv files by doing something like this.
Run('cmd /K "e:&&cd my replaytv files&&replaypc"
I suck and I still figured it out all by myself.
YEAH GO LOSER!
Logged In: NO
Hey, I found a way to specify what directory the mpg goes.
Edit the html gui in note pad. Find all of this "Run('cmd /K
replaypc" change it to this Run('cmd /K "e:\&&replaypc" there
will be 3-4 instances in the html.
Things will now save to the root of e:.
WHAT IS HAPPENING
In the line it is simply running the CMD.
/k is a switch that says dont close after running. Keep me
open.
What is in the quotes are your cmd commands
What's the &&? Separates the commands so that you can
run more than one command per line.
If you know a little DOS then you can change it to always
save to e:\my replaytv files by doing something like this.
Run('cmd /K "e:&&cd my replaytv files&&replaypc"
I suck and I still figured it out all by myself.
YEAH GO LOSER!