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Re: foo_run

Reply #750 –
I can't start the program auCDtect Task Manager with parametrs "$if(%__referenced_file%,$directory_path(%path%)\%__referenced_file%,%path%)" - as a result, only one track is transferred to the program, despite the fact that I select everything in the playlist (trackwise)

Re: foo_run

Reply #752 –
It would be great to have a proper batch mode in this. I cannot run parallel processes on thousands of files because it will slow down Foobar2000 tremendously. There should be an option to run them one after the other.

Re: foo_run

Reply #753 –
Quote from: Mrakobes on
I can't start the program auCDtect Task Manager with parametrs "$if(%__referenced_file%,$directory_path(%path%)\%__referenced_file%,%path%)" - as a result, only one track is transferred to the program, despite the fact that I select everything in the playlist (trackwise)
Hell, I can't even get it to load the one track via commandline...  even if just specifying %path% it just starts with an empty list

Re: foo_run

Reply #754 –
Quote from: Just_Addict on
Quote from: Mrakobes on
I can't start the program auCDtect Task Manager with parametrs "$if(%__referenced_file%,$directory_path(%path%)\%__referenced_file%,%path%)" - as a result, only one track is transferred to the program, despite the fact that I select everything in the playlist (trackwise)
Hell, I can't even get it to load the one track via commandline...  even if just specifying %path% it just starts with an empty list
Path would need to wrapped in quotes if it has whitespace in the path.

So "%path%" might fix your issue.

Re: foo_run

Reply #755 –
Quote from: dpc666 on
It would be great to have a proper batch mode in this. I cannot run parallel processes on thousands of files because it will slow down Foobar2000 tremendously. There should be an option to run them one after the other.
foo_run_xgrp solves the problem.

Re: foo_run Bug?

Reply #756 –
using fbk v1.6.16 and v.2.2preview parallel with foo_run 0.4.5 i discovered it does not behave exacly the same. i exported the foo_run.configuration.xml and imported it into v.2.2.

i want to open several files from different folders in mp3 tag (label "mp3tag open files")
while in fbk 1.6 it opens all selected files, in v.2.2 it only opens the files from the first selected folder.
this is unwanted. is there a change i have to make in the configuration of foo_run?

this ist my settings:
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<root>
    <service minimized="false" num_exec="50">
        <label>mp3tag open files</label>
        <path>"D:\Programme\Mp3tag\Mp3tag.exe" /fn:"%path%"</path>
    </service>
    <service minimized="false" num_exec="1">
        <label>mp3tag open folder</label>
        <path>"D:\Programme\Mp3tag\Mp3tag.exe" "$replace(%_path%,%_filename_ext%,)"</path>
    </service>
    <service minimized="false" num_exec="1">
        <label>Google Filename</label>
        <path>http://www.google.com/search?q=$replace(%filename%, ,+)&amp;ie=utf-8</path>
    </service>
    <service minimized="false" num_exec="1">
        <label>Google Artist +  Album</label>
        <path>http://www.google.com/search?q=$replace(%artist%+%album%, ,+)&amp;ie=utf-8</path>
    </service>
    <service minimized="false" num_exec="1">
        <label>Google Artist + Title</label>
        <path>http://www.google.com/search?q=$replace(%artist%+%title%, ,+)&amp;ie=utf-8</path>
    </service>
    <service minimized="false" num_exec="1">
        <label>Google Artist</label>
        <path>http://www.google.com/search?q=$replace(%artist%, ,+)&amp;ie=utf-8</path>
    </service>
    <service minimized="false" num_exec="1">
        <label>Discogs Artist + Title</label>
        <path>https://www.discogs.com/search/?q=$replace(%artist%+%title%, ,+)&amp;ie=utf-8</path>
    </service>
    <service minimized="false" num_exec="1">
        <label>Discogs Filename</label>
        <path>https://www.discogs.com/search/?q=$replace(%filename%, ,+)&amp;ie=utf-8</path>
    </service>
    <service minimized="false" num_exec="50">
        <label>Set Write Protection</label>
        <path>attrib.exe +r "%path%"</path>
    </service>
    <service minimized="false" num_exec="50">
        <label>Remove Write Protection</label>
        <path>attrib.exe -r "%path%"</path>
    </service>
    <service minimized="false" num_exec="1">
        <label>OpenAs...</label>
        <path>rundll32.exe shell32.dll,OpenAs_RunDLL %_path%</path>
    </service>
    <service minimized="false" num_exec="1">
        <label>$if(%link%,Follow %link%,No link available)</label>
        <path>"%link%"</path>
    </service>
    <service minimized="false" num_exec="1">
        <label>Discogs Album</label>
        <path>https://www.discogs.com/search/?q=$replace(%album%, ,+)&amp;ie=utf-8</path>
    </service>
</root>

i want to add, after playing with foo_run a little and testing foo_run_xgrp and having both installed at the moment, foo_run partially behaves more than before.

its a bit irritating. sometimes it loads all files, then not.
also when uninstalling foo_run, the configuration remains