From: "Chad E." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: RE: Command Line Options
Thanks for everyone's help!
I did grab that ActiveX control and I think that may be the best (most
flexable) way. I also did find that the older versions of realencoder (3.0)
have command line options. You can specify an input WAV file and and output
RA file. There is also something about a config file, but I don't have much
info on it.
I will look into this option also, but the only problem with this is that it
leaves encoder instance open after the encoding is complete. I want to
write some "watchdog" program that looks for a wav file to be dropped into a
directory... and if one is there...encode and FTP it off somewhere. I was
hoping with some simple batch scripting, a scheduler, and a command line
encoder I could do it all. I will play around with it. I'll let you know
what I find to be the best.
Thanks
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