The input folder is populated with some videos (a few levels down), and the output folders exist and are currently empty.
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I can't test your code as-is, since it invokes directories that don't exist or are assigned to my CDROM drive on my system, but I carefully followed the syntex you have:Ĭommented out logfile test to send log to console for nowĮverything else is exactly what you have. The only thing I've changed for my own testing are the paths, setting log file to console, and the $deletesource variable, which I set to false.
All of the paths I've used exist and have files in them. The $filepath variable always appears to be empty, as does the $videofile variable queried in line 106. I still can't figure out the problem, except it seems to occur in the function isfilelocked($filepath). Ok, I managed to make powershell_ise run through in debug mode. For example, the parameters are shown with "$" prefixes, but I'm guessing from the genera l info online that those aren't to be used when entered into a command line, but instead the hyphen is used to prefix parameters.
Is something about my syntax that's triggering the error (if so, please tell me what)? I am not a regular PowerShell user, so I'm just trying to make sense of what I'm seeing. However, I don't find any ampersands in the script anywhere near line 195.
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mp4 file) and (2) since found it with the double-quotes, I conclude that double-quotes are required, and so it went further in giving the error message. So 2 things: (1) my file path is fine (and includes one. at e:\video\PlayOnScript.ps1: 195 char 20 If I replace the single quotes with double-quotes, I get this error message:Īmpersand not allowed. Specify a valid path for the -File parameter. Processing -File ''e:\video\PlayOnScript.ps1'' failed: The given path's format is not supported. If I use single quotes (as above) I get the error: So I tried entering the following (using single quotes one time and double quotes the next, in case it matters, though the stuff I saw online showed single quotes.Ĭ:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe -noexit -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File 'e:\video\PlayOnScript.ps1' -inputFolder = 'C:\PlayLater\The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon\Season 9\ ' -outputTelevision 'C:\PlayLater\The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon\Season 9\converted\' -outputMovies 'C:\PlayLater\The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon\Season 9\converted\' -compress 'true' -videoRate -'1M' -audioRate '156K' -deleteSource 'False' -logFileLocation 'C:\PlayLater\The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon\Season 9\converted\' -movieLength '0' I took that as a model for running the script, and, after searching for general info on running powershell scripts and entering parameters, it appears that parameters are to be entered as follows, e.g. # C:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe -noexit -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File "D:\Documents\My Projects\PlayOnSnip\PlayOnRemoveCommercials.ps1" So I made a copy & gave it an html extension, which, when run, gave me something that was at least more readable and listed what appear to be some parameters with what I take to be their default values. Looking inside with notepad++, I see the following: Is that the correct file? It's all I saw available.
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