Batch Converter per-effect selection -Sound Forge - Scripting

Subject:Batch Converter per-effect selection Posted by: eelliott Date:12/22/2006 9:04:57 AM I have added user-entered selection capability to Batch Converter. Per effect. Optional. For some users, like myself, this would avoid having to write a custom script. The dll file and instruction pdf are available at http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/SF-users/ in the files section, which requires that you join the group. BatchConverterWithSelection.zip. In summary, the user can enter a start time and end time for each effect in the Process list and the logic works as follows: Start______End_____ Apply effect to: 0_________0_______Entire file (default). 0.5________0_______First 0.5 seconds of file. 0________ 0.5______Last 0.5 seconds of file. 8.0_______7.0______Middle of file starting at 8.0 seconds from the start of the file and ending 7.0 seconds before the end of the file. (Sorry for the underscores, but this software doesn't like tabs or spaces.) Thanks to SonyTJ and others on the forum for some good tips that made this possible. Ed Message last edited on12/22/2006 9:10:57 AM byeelliott.
Subject:RE: Batch Converter per-effect selection Reply by: _TJ Date:12/22/2006 12:20:22 PM Cool. Thank you. you can use the <pre> </pre> tag around code or other text when you want the forum software to preserve your spaces. tj
Subject:RE: Batch Converter per-effect selection Reply by: Avene Date:7/11/2007 10:16:06 AM This is brilliant, thank you!

I have added user-entered selection capability to Batch Converter. Per effect. Optional. For some users, like myself, this would avoid having to write a custom script.

The dll file and instruction pdf are available at http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/SF-users/ in the files section, which requires that you join the group. BatchConverterWithSelection.zip.

In summary, the user can enter a start time and end time for each effect in the Process list and the logic works as follows:

Start______End_____ Apply effect to:
0_________0_______Entire file (default).
0.5________0_______First 0.5 seconds of file.
0________ 0.5______Last 0.5 seconds of file.
8.0_______7.0______Middle of file starting at 8.0 seconds from the start of the file and ending 7.0 seconds before the end of the file.

(Sorry for the underscores, but this software doesn't like tabs or spaces.)
Thanks to SonyTJ and others on the forum for some good tips that made this possible.

Ed