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-Dinesh
Watch folder did not pick up jobs
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Re: Watch folder did not pick up jobs
Not to derail this thread but I'm experiencing similar behavior. I'm trying to use FFAStrans to automate moving WAV files from one place to another(and converting them to .mp3 while doing so) but it never detects new files added to it's watch folder in my testing.
Re: Watch folder did not pick up jobs
Hi DsmithTopGun, thank you for using FFAStrans and welcome to the forum!
Can you please make sure the def_runner, processors and exe_manager files are in the Processors folder? If not, they might have been mistaken for a virus, which is a false positive. Also, make sure you have turned on "Local processing" in the main configuration under "Host".
-steinar
Can you please make sure the def_runner, processors and exe_manager files are in the Processors folder? If not, they might have been mistaken for a virus, which is a false positive. Also, make sure you have turned on "Local processing" in the main configuration under "Host".
-steinar
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Re: Watch folder did not pick up jobs
It looks like those are missing I'll pull them out of a zip and see if I can get my antivirus(Avast) to leave them be
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Re: Watch folder did not pick up jobs
That did it, Is there a way to have the output maintain the folder structure of the ingest folder?
Re: Watch folder did not pick up jobs
Hello DSmith,
Yes, it's easy. In your delivery nod, instead of write a path, use variable. So, clic on arrow key (right side) and select %original_path%. Beware, specify another drive or create another folder in original path to avoid output file in input folder.
F ex : input folder is C:\in\files\source In your delivery folder write %original_path%\out\
I think your folder structure will be ok in the folder named "out"
Hope I was clear.
Cheers.
Benjamin
Yes, it's easy. In your delivery nod, instead of write a path, use variable. So, clic on arrow key (right side) and select %original_path%. Beware, specify another drive or create another folder in original path to avoid output file in input folder.
F ex : input folder is C:\in\files\source In your delivery folder write %original_path%\out\
I think your folder structure will be ok in the folder named "out"
Hope I was clear.
Cheers.
Benjamin
Re: Watch folder did not pick up jobs
I suspect DsmithTopGun might be referring to maintaining the structure from a recursed monitor. Is that correct DsmithTopGun? In that case, you need to add %s_recursed_path% to your delivery node, f.ex. X:\My\Output\Folder%s_recursed_path%. So when you monitor say \\server\share\video and FFAStrans picks up the file \\server\share\video\cool\stuff\file.mov, FFAStrans will deliver X:\My\Output\Folder\cool\stuff\file.mov.
If my suspicion was wrong, please excuse my post
-steinar
If my suspicion was wrong, please excuse my post
-steinar
Re: Watch folder did not pick up jobs
Hi,
Yes, it's really possible that you're right Steinar. I think I didn't understand well the question.
I'm sorry to be useless...
Yes, it's really possible that you're right Steinar. I think I didn't understand well the question.
I'm sorry to be useless...