IF NOT "%audioInsideFileExist%"="1" set AudioFile="v:\automazioneclip\system\empty.wav" IF "%audioInsideFileExist%"="1" set "AudioFile=%4" If exist "%WorkFolder%\TESTonly.wav" set "audioInsideFileExist=1"
V:\automazioneclip\core\ ffmpeg.exe -loglevel fatal -y -i %4 -ss 00:00:00 -t 00:00:10 -filter_complex " volume=1.5" "%WorkFolder%\TESTonly.wav" If exist "%WorkFolder%\TESTonly.wav" del "%WorkFolder%\TESTonly.wav"
Rem *** TRY to test if input file have or not audio *** IF "%LowPassFilter%"="0" Set "filteringVirtualdubMode=7" IF "%LowPassFilter%"="0" echo LowPassFiltering Disabled IF "%LowPassFilter%"="1" Set "filteringVirtualdubMode=135" If not errorlevel=1 if errorlevel=0 echo The choice was interrupted (0) IF "%LowPassFilter%"="1" echo LowPassFiltering ATTIVATO per ammorbidire contorni If not errorlevel=2 if errorlevel=1 (Set LowPassFilter=1) If not errorlevel=3 if errorlevel=2 echo LowPass OFF If not errorlevel=4 if errorlevel=3 echo The choice was a q (3) If errorlevel=255 echo No such choice (255) CHOOSE.EXE /c:ynq /t:n,7 " untils 7 seconds press Y if u want to be smooth like a cat " :: Choices are n and c, default choice is n, timeout = 1800 seconds
Windows batch file time delay Pc#
This is documented courtesy of a better DOS person than I at Įcho PC WILL RESTART IN %waitMins% SECONDS: Press N to restart ow or C to ancel The default is set to n (/d n) so change to /d c if you wish it. You will also have to fill in a valid process to perform instead of the Echo Process1 and Echo Process2. The object is to arrive at Seconds.ġ*10=10 seconds. If you want more change waitMins to minutes and waitMins*10 to waitMins*60. is it possible to do a time range, or less than, greater than etc.This works for me and sets 10 second delay. Does anyone know a simple command that IF time is a certain time will goto ENDĪlso is there a list of options, ie. I am sure this is quite simple but I can't seem to get it. I am struggling to find much info online (that works for me) on commands for time and if it is a certain time goto somewhere (END in this case)
Windows batch file time delay code#
I want to have in place in the LOOP statement were, if the local time of the server (2008 R2), is a certain time that it will goto :END and exit on code 0 (as the windows service should still be running) (It has to be a batch script calling a powershell script due to other factors) If the exit code is 0 it goes to ":LOOP" which in turn repeats the process, basically continuously monitoring this windows service. If the exit code is 1 it goes to ":END" which stops the script and fails. I am writing a batch script that calls a powershell script to check a windows service, which in turn sends back an exit code. Batch Script - Loop until a certain local time
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